The Midwest will be chilled to the bone this Thanksgiving, while much of the West will be served a healthy portion of mild air.
Snow showers across the Midwest and western Great Lakes could cause some
slippery spots, but no big deal is expected.
The clash between colder air from the Midwest and milder over the western
Atlantic will trigger a storm along the East Coast Thursday. The storm will
cause rain to expand from New Jersey into New England Thursday night and
Friday, while snow whitens the Appalachians from Pennsylvania to upstate New
York.
Story By AccuWeather.com Senior Meteorologist John Kocet
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