New York Governor Issues Plea to Thanksgiving Travelers
New York's governor has issued a plea to people traveling for Thanksgiving to use extra caution on the roads. Governor Kathy ...
Will a winter storm snarl the Thanksgiving forecast in New York? Map shows what to expect.
NEW YORK -- A Thanksgiving Day storm is forecast to bring rain and even winter-like weather, including snow, for some parts ...
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Thanksgiving Storm to Bring New York Needed Rain at Wrong Time
New York is in for a wet Thanksgiving, as a fast-moving storm brings the Northeast badly needed moisture ... the rain ...
Some New Yorkers Asked to Delay Thanksgiving Return Travel Amid Snow Threat
Multiple feet of snow will fall in parts of Buffalo, New York, beginning this weekend, making for difficult road conditions.
Thanksgiving Winter Storms Forecasted Across US—Here’s Where Travel Could Be Disrupted Tonight And Tomorrow
Winter storm warnings have been issued for parts of the U.S. this Thanksgiving week—here's where snow could fall.
Parts of New York, New Jersey may see rain, snow on Thanksgiving. Get the First Alert Forecast.
The CBS News New York First Alert Weather Team is watching for the potential of a storm that may disrupt travel plans in the ...
Winter storm watches issued ahead of Thanksgiving storm in Vermont, New York
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for parts of southern Vermont and New Hampshire, in effect ...
Here’s the latest Thanksgiving weather forecast, and where travel may be affected
Much of the country will experience dry, cool weather for Thanksgiving. The exception will be in parts of the Midwest, ...
Travel trouble trio: A sprawling Thanksgiving storm, Arctic cold and lake-effect snow could cause issues
Mother Nature is about to serve up some unappetizing conditions for the millions of Thanksgiving travelers: sloppy weather, ...
Here’s where Mass. could see up to 3 inches of snow on Thanksgiving
Snowy conditions are on track to appear during the upcoming Thanksgiving storm, but it could be more isolated than previously ...