A massive snowstorm is threatening post-Thanksgiving holiday travel in the Northeast, with the first major lake effect snow system of the season hitting parts of Pennsylvania and western New York. The storm is expected to bring snow totals exceeding 5 feet, causing chaos on the roads and highways in the region.
Plows have been working tirelessly to clear the roads, but some cars have already become trapped on highways as the snow continues to fall. The timing of the storm couldn’t be worse, as it is hitting during one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. Sunday is expected to be one of the busiest travel days, with many people trying to make their way home after the Thanksgiving holiday.
NBC News reporter George Solis has the latest updates on the storm and the impact it is having on travel in the region. The storm has caused significant disruptions in travel plans, with many flights being delayed or cancelled and roads becoming treacherous.
As the storm continues to bring heavy snowfall and dangerous conditions, it is important for travelers to exercise caution and stay informed on the latest weather updates. Authorities are urging people to stay off the roads if possible and to take necessary precautions if they must travel in these hazardous conditions.
The Northeast is bracing for a challenging post-Thanksgiving holiday travel period as this massive snowstorm continues to wreak havoc on the region. Stay safe and stay informed as the storm progresses.
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