On the roads, state officials in the northern Plains and Upper Midwest are warning of slick highways, sudden drops in visibility and rapidly worsening conditions as temperatures fall below freezing behind the front. Drivers are being urged to slow down, carry winter emergency kits and check local forecasts before heading out, according to Newsweek.

Holiday travelers in the United States avoiding widespread disruptive weather ahead of Thanksgiving might not be so fortunate during their post-holiday journeys.

As a storm was bearing down on the southern Plains, heavy snowfall was expected in the northern Plains and Great Lakes regions.

Two storm systems are forecast to bring rain, snow and powerful winds to various parts of the U.S. this week, in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.

A powerful winter storm system is sweeping across parts of the United States, prompting the National Weather Service (NWS) to issue winter storm warnings for Alaska, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. Forecasters anticipate significant snowfall ...

According to the National Weather Service, during the first half of this week, the entire eastern portion of the United States from Vermont to Florida and west to Wisconsin, parts of Texas, and all the way to Washington state will see precipitation and storms, some of which might become snow in the more northern regions.

A major winter storm will be hitting northern Ontario and northern Quebec, bringing significant snow and difficult driving conditions over the coming days.