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UPDATE: The latest forecast shows that the chance of a big Thankgiving storm has largely gone away, leaving fairly tranquil weather across most of the country. Good news!

If you are traveling for Thanksgiving, especially to the Midwest or Northeast, you might want to watch the weather forecasts carefully. While it is still too early to get all the details right, it is likely that a big storm will impact those parts of the country over the next week, according to this article in Yahoo News. Conditions here in the Southeast should be fairly cold, especially after another cold front moves through the area early next week, but will start to warm up again by Thanksgiving weekend. We should be mostly dry for the next week. Of course, travel woes in the Northeast could affect flights across the country, so if you are flying you will want to pay particular attention.

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