Moderate to Major impacts are expected with this upcoming heavy lake effect snow event. Heavy snow and strong winds may collectively result in hazardous travel conditions during the holiday. Avoid travel if possible, but if venturing out be sure to use extra caution! #ohwx #pawx

Rain continues to change to snow from west to east late today. Expect heavy snowfall to combine with strong winds, creating blizzard conditions over the western U.P and counties along Lake Superior. Stay weather aware! #906wx #miwx

Heavy snow is expected in the western U.P today with rates of 1-2 inches per hour. Rain changes to snow for the central and eastern U.P. through the day with rates up to 1 inch per hour. Lake effect will linger into Thanksgiving day for the NW wind snowbelts. #906wx #miwx

Updated statewide crash stats, 11/25 12p - 11/26 6a: 253 property damage crashes 30 injury crashes 11 vehicle spin outs 333 vehicles off the road 30 jackknifed semis Make sure you keep checking 511mn.org before you travel!

A rare mild November day today ahead of a strong cold front. A wild swing from 60s this afternoon to wind chills in the 30s all day on Thanksgiving!

A dangerous start to #Thanksgiving holiday travel in the Upper Midwest. More than a dozen tractor-trailers jackknifed or stuck in the snow on Tuesday in northwestern Minnesota. MSP reports more than 300 vehicles ended up off the road in the snow Tue PM-Wed AM. #snow #weather

Reports of 🌨️and🌬️are streaming in from the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest as a winter storm migrates through the area today. Stay tuned for updates to our Storm Summary for this event as we collect additional reports of heavy snow and high wind! wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/nf…

THANKSGIVING Pumpkin Hill, NY: Wind & snow Turkey, TX: Sunny Yum Yum, TN: High 50° Butternut, WI: Hopefully your squash won’t be frozen with temps in the 20s COLD BLACK FRIDAY AM 10s in Dakotas 20s CO to TN 30s OKC & Atlanta #Thanksgiving #holiday #weather #snow Rob Marciano

A significant winter storm continues to impact areas of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes region today. The threat for heavy snow and gusty winds will carry through the end of the week across the Great Lakes leading to hazardous travel conditions through the end of the week.

The next significant winter storm is on the horizon for portions of the Northern Plains through the Midwest and Great Lakes beginning Friday through the weekend. Stay tuned for the latest updates from WPC and your local National Weather Service offices over the coming days.

Good morning and Happy Thanksgiving! We're tracking a winter storm that is taking aim on the region. Winter Storm Watches have been issued for much of the region late Friday night through Saturday night! 🧵1/4

For those who must travel during the storm, here are some helpful safety tips. 🧵4/4

A significant winter storm is likely to impact portions of the Northern Plains, Upper Midwest, and Great Lakes beginning Friday through this weekend, which will impact post-Thanksgiving travel.

A significant winter storm will bring widespread heavy snow to much of the Midwest through this upcoming weekend. Heavy snowfall accumulating to 6-12"+ will create dangerous travel for many areas, including Des Moines, Chicago, and Milwaukee.⚠️

A winter storm will approach the Mid Atlantic and Northeast beginning Monday evening with a threat of snow and ice across the interior portions of both regions. Any snowfall and ice will present hazardous travel concerns, especially across the interior Northeast U.S.

A winter storm is expected to impact SNE Tue-Tue night with interior snow and mixed rain/snow near the coast. The best chance for greater than 6 inches is north of the Mass Pike and west of I-495. The storm track is still uncertain so further changes are possible.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for most of eastern NY & western New England from 7 am Tue to 1 am Wed for the potential of 7" or more of snow. The Tue pm and evening will be impacted by snow covered & hazardous roads. Snow amounts may vary due to the storm track.

A winter storm will track near or just off the East Coast on Tuesday bringing widespread snowfall to the area. A Winter Storm Watch remains in effect for most of eastern NY & western New England from 7 am Tue to 1 am Wed for the potential of 7" or more of snow.

Widespread hazardous travel is likely Mon night through Tue night due to snow & ice, especially during Tue commutes. Heavy snow (5-10+") in the Northeast; significant icing (0.1-0.2") in the Appalachians. Stay safe & check weather.gov!

Here's a look at the current forecast for the most likely snowfall totals for our upcoming Tuesday/Tuesday night winter storm. There will be a tight gradient between appreciable snow and rain, so check back later today for an update as we get closer.❄️☔️ #MAwx #CTwx #RIwx