Road Travel Forecast Across The US

The post-Thanksgiving travel weekend is here. Unfortunately, the weather may not cooperate in parts of the country.

Here’s what you need to know for the weather forecast below. We also have tracking maps with current radar, National Weather Service alerts and flight delays here.

Our advice: If you're traveling today, be weather aware. Delays and slower traffic are expected on Sunday in the Midwest and East.

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Sunday

Major airports that could be impacted: Atlanta, Boston, Denver (late), Detroit, New Orleans, New York City, Orlando, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C.

Eastern mess: While Winter Storm Bellamy will move into the East, most precipitation in the East, particularly along the Interstate 95 urban corridor, will be in the form of rain. Regardless, this could lead to significant flight delays in the major East Coast hubs.

Some snow is possible in parts of the interior Northeast and lake-effect snowbands will develop or linger in the Great Lakes snowbelts that could lead to challenging travel in some areas.

Some showers, perhaps a rumble of thunder, are possible in parts of the Southeast from Virginia and the Carolinas to the northern Gulf Coast.

Midwest delays: Expect delays in the Midwest, as snow lingers in the region. While most of the snow has already pushed out, many of the roads will remain slick and some airports could face delays.

Rockies snow: Some snow could develop in the central and southern Rockies. Sunday night, some of that snow could spread into the adjacent High Plains from Colorado and western Kansas to northern New Mexico and possibly parts of the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma. Some showers are possible as far west as Arizona.