Millions Brace For Severe Weather Over Thanksgiving

The video discusses the challenges faced by millions traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday, with AAA predicting over 55 million travelers, the highest since 2005. Severe weather, including storms on the West Coast and in the Midwest, is expected to cause significant travel disruptions. The National Weather Service warns of heavy traffic and flight delays, with storms bringing rain, snow, and strong winds. Travelers are advised to plan ahead, with the heaviest traffic expected in the afternoons. Safety tips include slowing down and staying attentive on the road.

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

• Over 35 million

• Over 65 million

• Over 45 million

• Over 55 million

Which areas are being affected by heavy rainfall and hurricane-strength winds?

• Nevada and Arizona

• New York and New Jersey

• Oregon and California

• Texas and Florida

What unusual weather condition is forecasted for Los Angeles?

• Tornado

• Snow

• Flood

• Heatwave

As the storm moves towards New England, what type of weather is expected?

• Sunny and warm

• Freezing rain and snow

• Dry and windy

• Foggy and humid

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

• Avoid driving unless necessary

• Ignore weather warnings

• Use public transport

• Drive fast to avoid traffic