Severe weather threatens to spoil the Thanksgiving travel season

Severe weather across the country is threatening disruptions during what is expected to be a High Thanksgiving week.

At least 9 million people face the risk of rhinos falling on Monday throughout Texas, Arkansas, and the northern half of Louisville. This storm can produce large children, damaging winds, and some nipples.

Flooding has affected 7 million people in central and north Texas, as well as small parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas, on Monday. The area is forecast to be hit by thunderstorms, with 1 to 2 inches of rain per hour in the morning, and an additional 1 inch possible throughout the day.

“Lightning bursts and severe weather threats are slowly sweeping through the Arklatx region today, reaching into Embaree and Dounk Ray’s Finances.

A separate storm system is affecting the Northern Rockies and will move into the upper midwest into New England through Wednesday.

This land could bring snow to parts of Montana and the Dakotas, which is expected to warm up on Monday.

The storm will strengthen by Tuesday, bringing snow to Minnesota and Belicelan. Heavy rain is also possible from the bay up to the east.

Rednes, snow will pass through Wisconsin and Michigan, and lake effect snow picks up later.

Snowfall is expected to range from 3 to 6 inches from the Dakotas to the north

Conditions are expected to be clear in most of the country by Thanksgivings, except for the effect-effect of snow and sleet and lusty winds in the latitudes.

These two storm systems can cause delays in delivery and driving conditions, US 82 million Chunda from Tuesday arrived 50 Mur.

Haturggives travelers should be prepared with a “plan B Flight” or “transport options,” Katy Nastro, spokeswoman for Bade, told NBC news.