Millions Brace For Severe Weather Over Thanksgiving

The video discusses the challenges of traveling during the Thanksgiving holiday, with over 55 million people expected to travel, the highest since 2005. The National Weather Service warns of two major storms affecting the West Coast and Midwest, causing potential traffic and flight delays. Personal experiences highlight the difficulties of traveling in snowy conditions. The Great Lakes region is also expected to face severe weather. AAA advises travelers to expect heavy traffic, especially in the afternoons, and offers safety tips for driving in adverse conditions.

What is the expected number of travelers for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend according to AAA?

• Over 55 million

• Over 45 million

• Over 75 million

• Over 65 million

Which areas are expected to experience severe weather conditions due to the bomb cyclone?

• Northern Plains

• West Coast

• East Coast

• Southern States

What unusual weather event is the bomb cyclone expected to bring to Los Angeles?

• Snow

• Hurricane winds

• Heavy rain

• Tornado

What type of weather is expected to affect the Great Lakes region?

• Drought

• Heatwave

• Freezing rain and snow

• Tornadoes

What is the recommended driving advice during the busy travel days?

• Use public transport

• Avoid driving unless necessary

• Travel during peak hours

• Drive fast to avoid traffic