2 Powerful Storms To Wreak Havoc On Thanksgiving Travel

This video discusses two major storm systems affecting the US during the Thanksgiving holiday. The first storm is expected to bring heavy snow from the Rockies to the Upper Midwest, while the second storm is labeled as historic for Southwest Oregon and Northwest California, bringing heavy rain and winds. These storms are likely to cause significant travel disruptions, including flight delays and cancellations. Additionally, meteorologists predict another storm system may develop in the Midwest and Northeast over the weekend.

What is the expected impact of the first storm on the Rockies and Upper Midwest?

• Heavy snow

• Tornadoes

• Heatwave

• Drought

Which areas are expected to be affected by the second storm?

• Southwest Oregon and Northwest California

• Florida and Georgia

• Texas and New Mexico

• New York and New Jersey

What type of weather conditions are expected in mountain areas due to the second storm?

• Thunderstorms

• Fog

• Hail

• Snow

What are the expected consequences of the storms on holiday travel?

• Flight delays and cancellations

• Increased hotel prices

• More traffic on highways

• Lower gas prices

What is the prediction for the weather after the two storms?

• A cold front with no precipitation

• Another storm system developing

• Clear skies and sunshine

• A heatwave