Thanksgiving Travel Hazards: Potential for Two Feet of Snow Creates Challenges Across the Rockies and MidwestRockies and Midwest Brace for Two Feet of Snow, Challenging Road Conditions AheadAccording to source, as millions of Americans conclude their Thanksgiving holiday weekend, a mixed weather forecast introduces potential travel hazards, with clear skies dominating most areas but predictions of two feet of snow in the Rockies and Midwest. AAA estimates that over 49 million drivers will hit the roads during the Thanksgiving holiday, marking a 1.7% increase from the previous year. The tragic events underscore the risks associated with holiday travel, emphasizing the importance of caution and preparedness, especially as adverse weather conditions, including the potential for two feet of snow, impact some regions. Despite these challenges, the Thanksgiving holiday season is anticipated to be exceptionally busy, with travelers across the country navigating a complex landscape of weather-related concerns and potential travel disruptions. READ ALSO: Snowstorm and Cold Air to Disrupt Thanksgiving Travel Across Rockies and Plains, Triggering Winter Weather Alerts
