Lake-Effect Storm Set To Deliver A Wintry White Thanksgiving
Lake-Effect Storm Set To Deliver A Wintry White Thanksgiving
US · Published Nov 25, 2025
A significant lake-effect snowstorm is forecast to impact the Great Lakes region from late Wednesday through Friday, potentially causing whiteout conditions.
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula could receive several feet of snow, with Ohio, Pennsylvania, and western New York also expecting a foot or more.
Travelers are advised to monitor weather forecasts, consider altering Thanksgiving travel plans, and ensure vehicles are equipped for winter conditions.
Potent storm threatens Thanksgiving travel plans
A potent lake-effect snowstorm is poised to blanket the Great Lakes region from late Wednesday through Friday, threatening to create whiteout conditions and significantly disrupt Thanksgiving travel plans. Winter Storm Watches have been issued for areas downwind of Lakes Erie and Ontario, signaling the potential for hazardous conditions. The storm is fueled by arctic air trailing a departing system from the Plains, which will interact with the relatively warmer waters of the Great Lakes, leading to the development of intense and persistent snow bands.
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