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National Weather Service Announces Thanksgiving Travel Derailed With More Than 25 Million Under Winter Storm Watch

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National Weather Service Announces Thanksgiving Travel Derailed With More Than 25 Million Under Winter Storm Watch

Homes collapsing on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, a potential cyclone in Western Washington, along with threats from storm Sara in Florida, November has been yet another unpredictable month weather wise for the United States.

With Thanksgiving looming near, and lots of travel planned, the weather won't be doing millions of Americans any favors. We'll take a look at the wild forecast for the week, with a mixture of strong winds, rain and snow planned across the US. Cyclone risks are also on the table for the week.

Here's the latest from the National Weather Service.

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Western Washington might face its biggest storm in a decade.

A Potent Storm System Over The Central US Could Create Heavy Winds, Thunderstorms, And Moderate Snowfall



Winter Storms To Slam Portions Of US Ahead Of Thanksgiving Travel Week

According to AAA, 79.9 million Americans are expected to travel the Tuesday before and Monday after Thanksgiving Day. The projection is an increase of 1.7 million compared to last year, and 2 million more compared to 2019.

With a travel boom just a day away, Americans didn't receive the best news weather wise. Major winter storms are expected, with two separate systems set to cause wind, rain and potentially snow across the US.

What's In Store For Eastern Louisiana And Southern Mississippi?

A surge of moisture from the Gulf of Mexico, along with a cold front pushing eastward will cause complications in eastern Louisiana and southern Mississippi with possible flood threats.

NWS writes, "Heavy rainfall is most likely tonight across eastern Louisiana and southern Mississippi, with the threat expanding east to the Florida Panhandle on Tuesday. Scattered flash floods are most likely throughout low-lying and urban regions. Residents and visitors are reminded to have multiple ways to receive warnings and never drive across flooded roadways."

Related Sara Won't Reach Hurricane Helene Or Milton Status In Florida, But Remnants Of The Storm Are Still Expected: Here's The Latest

Sara's status to Florida has seen positive improvements, but heavy rain is still expected to unleash over the state.

A Pacific Low Pressure System Can Bring Heavy Rain And Snow To Oregon and Northern California



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Getting concerned about potentially significant flooding in parts of Northern California and Oregon next week due to an intense, long-duration atmospheric river, which could bring up to 24 inches of rain. A Category 5 atmospheric river is possible. Stay tuned.



2:59 PM · Nov 17, 2024

A cyclone headed to Western Washington in November? A professor at the University of Washington Cliff Mass is tracking a pressure system across the Cascades. In terms of the size and strength, the system will be just as strong as a category 1 storm. Along with Western Washington, the NWS is also tracking California and Oregon.

"Wind gusts up to 70 mph are possible across parts of northern California and Oregon, with strong winds also expected over parts of Western Washington. These winds will have the potential to knock down trees and produce power outages. Heavy snowfall with amounts potentially exceeding two feet are possible over the northern California ranges and Cascades."

Widespread rainfall amounts of 4 to 7 inches are expected for northern California and southwest Oregon. The atmospheric river event causing the rainfall is expected to continue beyond midweek.

National Weather Service Announces Thanksgiving Travel Derailed With More Than 25 Million Under Winter Storm Watch

We have a "Bomb Cyclone" Storm about to hit here in the Pacific NW!
Weather warfare!

https://watchers.news/2024/11/18/bom...mountain-snow/

No such thing as an "atmospheric river."

This is a term they concocted for weather we have NEVER seen since it is NOT authentic weather, but rather manipulated weather done via frequencies, HAARP, chemicals dumped into the atmosphere, and more.

They have loads of Patents on this and a full bag of tricks.

They also have "plausible denial" since they can cloak these actions and say, "It's Climate Change!"

Originally Posted by GaiaGoddess

We have a "Bomb Cyclone" Storm about to hit here in the Pacific NW!

Major loss: A redwood tree fell down in the park. Picked a pine cone from the top. So sad.

Electricity keeps flickering and Net keeps flickering off/on, too ...
And, the WIND is UP!!
Hope we make it through the storm

Bomb cyclone kills at least 2, leaves over 1.8 million without power in U.S. and Canada

https://watchers.news/2024/11/20/bom...024-aftermath/

A powerful, rapidly intensifying cyclone wreaked havoc across the northwestern United States and parts of Canada on Wednesday, November 20, 2024, causing at least 2 deaths and leaving more than 600 000 customers (approximately 1.5 million people) in the U.S. without power. Another 140 000 customers (approximately 335 000 people) were left without power in B.C., Canada.

Part II is supposed to hit Thursday/Friday of this week and it is supposed to be worse!

Winter storms set to disrupt Thanksgiving travel across the U.S.

https://watchers.news/2024/11/25/winter-storms-disrupt-thanksgiving-travel-us-2024/

Summary:
A wave of powerful winter storms is forecast to impact the United States during 2024 Thanksgiving week (November 25 – December 1), with significant disruptions expected across multiple regions.

Heavy snow in the Sierra Nevada, flash flooding in California, and hazardous driving conditions in the Rockies are just a few of the challenges holiday travelers may face.

As the week progresses, the storm system will strengthen, bringing snow and rain to the Midwest and South, with the Northeast likely to experience a coastal storm by Friday, November 29, 2024.