Rain and snow fronts expected before and during Thanksgiving week
Rain and snow fronts expected before and during Thanksgiving week Fronts moving from west to east will produce rain and snow in much of the country, the only exception for now being the Southwest. Multiple weather fronts will push rain and snow into the Midwest, the Southeast, the mid-Atlantic and the Northeast ahead of Thanksgiving week and some of the year's busiest travel days. Late Sunday, more than 25 million people were covered by National Weather Service watches and warnings related to winter storm activity. Including those covering winds, flooding and freezing conditions. Rain and gusty thunderstorms were forecast for parts of the central and southern Plains on Monday. And flood watches covered 4 million people from northwest Texas through central Oklahoma, federal and NBC News forecasters said. Severe weather for West Texas, including Abilene, Wichita Falls and Midland, was likely to bring 60 mph winds. Thunderstorms and even a possible tornado, NBC News foreca...