Coast-to-coast storm threatens 40 MILLION people returning home from Thanksgiving with travel IMPOSSIBLE in some places and more than a foot of snow predicted from Boston to New Jersey as three children are swept away by floods in Arizona
A powerful storm making its way east from California is expected to bring intensifying snow to the Midwest as travelers return home after the Holiday
High winds and ice are expected to make travel impossible in some places
The storm could hit northeastern states Sunday, bringing freezing rain and snow
A nor’easter could develop due to a low pressure system on Sunday night, triggering heavy snowfall from New Jersey to Boston
By LEAH MCDONALD
DAILYMAIL.COM
30 November 2019
A powerful storm making its way east from California across the U.S. is causing travel chaos for millions of people returning home after Thanksgiving, with forecasters warning of intensifying snow and freezing temperatures in the Midwest.
The storm caused the death of at least one person in South Dakota, and a five-year-old boy died in Arizona after a vehicle was swept away while it attempted to cross a runoff-swollen creek amid dangerous, wintry weather.
The National Weather Service said the storm is expected to drop 6 to 12 inches of snow from the northern Plains states into Minnesota, Wisconsin and Upper Michigan.
High winds and ice are expected to make travel almost impossible in some places.
Forecasters warn that people traveling throughout the weekend should be aware of the storm’s effects, with officials in states including Arizona urging travelers to wait out the weather before attempting to travel.
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