A snowstorm is threatening to disrupt holiday travel, with heavy snowfall causing traffic pileups and flight delays in various regions. Thanksgiving Day evacuation orders were issued in California due to a fire, while rain, flooding, and snow are impacting parts of the West and Northeast. The storm is expected to persist over the weekend, potentially causing further disruptions to travel plans coast to coast. As an atmospheric river takes aim at the West Coast, New York City has issued a drought warning, and a huge storm system is set to soak the Gulf Coast. Another round of snow is anticipated to hit, posing a risk to holiday travel arrangements. NBC News reporter Angie Lassman provides updates on the storm’s impact and where it is likely to hit the hardest. For an optimal viewing experience of this content, it is recommended to visit the site on a supported browser, as Internet Explorer 11 is not compatible.
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Impending snowstorm could disrupt holiday travel arrangements
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