Traveling to your Thanksgiving destination may be smoother than heading home, with a cross-country storm potentially bringing widespread rain and snow Friday through Sunday.Here’s a look at the Thanksgiving week weather forecast:Thanksgiving travel tips: Best and worst days to fly or driveThursdayMost of the country will be dry on Thanksgiving.

Blizzard warnings were in effect in parts of the upper Midwest on Wednesday as a winter storm continued to churn eastward across the region, dumping heavy snowfall that forecasters warned could snarl ...

A gust of 68 mph – the strongest in Buffalo since January 2024 – was recorded at the airport on Wednesday night, the National Weather Service said.

Drivers in some states have been advised to delay any unnecessary travel as the country celebrates Thanksgiving.

In today's Forecast Feed, AccuWeather's Geoff Cornish takes a look at the chance for snow next week in the Northeast.

A cold front brings colder conditions this weekend with the chance of some wintry weather by Sunday.

Forecasters say a winter storm could disrupt travel, dumping up to a foot of snow across parts of the Midwest through the holiday weekend.

After a blustery, chilly Thanksgiving day, a winter storm watch will be in effect for much of northern and central Illinois and parts of northwest Indiana from Friday at 3 p.m. until Sunday at 6 a.m.,...

In addition to the flight issues, 71,438 customers were without power across the US, with Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana the hardest hit, PowerOutage.us said.