US reels from rain, snow as second round of bad weather approaches for Thanksgiving week

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As Thanksgiving week approaches, the United States is grappling with significant weather challenges, including heavy rain and snow across multiple regions. The National Weather Service has issued warnings about a second round of severe weather on the horizon, which could exacerbate existing travel disruptions. Airports and highways are likely to see increased delays and cancellations, especially as families embark on holiday journeys. Meteorologists emphasize the importance of staying informed about weather updates and travel advisories during this tumultuous period. The article notes that this year's Thanksgiving travel may be particularly affected due to the convergence of adverse weather conditions.

With millions of Americans expected to travel, the stakes are high for ensuring safe and timely arrivals. Additionally, the article provides insights into how past weather events during Thanksgiving have led to similar travel challenges, underscoring the potential for widespread impact. Readers are urged to prepare accordingly and heed safety warnings as the holiday nears.

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