Millions of Americans across the country have started crowding the streets and airports ahead of Thanksgiving, but a powerful storm moving coast to coast could disrupt travel before the holiday, as people are heading home after celebrating with family and friends. The first half of the busy Thanksgiving travel week will see storms in the West, bringing rain and snow to the mountains, while the eastern part of the country experiences rain, freezing rain, and snow. Winter storm warnings have been issued across the region, with snowfall potentially reaching up to 3 feet at the highest elevations.
