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We're going to begin today with Thanksgiving travel turbulence intensifying this morning.

As storms sweep across the country with millions on the move for the holidays,

January standing by with the forecast, but first, Mola Langay starts us off at Dulles Airport.

Good morning, Mola.

Well, good morning, Michael.

This is the part of the airplane you never see.

This is the cargo belly. It is where all the checked bags go. And with holiday travel already in full swing, this will be packed with luggage over the next few days. And of course, this plane is just one of many. Check out here, the tarmac. This will be full of planes taking travelers to their holiday destinations.

United Airlines alone says they plan to operate about 4,500 flights a day during the holiday.

This morning, two storm systems sweeping across the country, bringing snow, rain, and severe weather.

Near white-out conditions in the Midwest. Slick, icy conditions

led to a tractor trailers sliding off Interstate 94 in Clay County, Minnesota. Several ending

up jackknife, shutting down parts of the highway. An estimated 73 million people are expected

to hit the roads. For the holidays, it's always bad. In Virginia, portions of I-95 south of Richmond shut down Tuesday after a tractor trailer crashed and caught fire.

The driver escaping with non-life-threatening injuries.

From coast to coast, millions of Americans are on the move for the holidays, but rough weather already causing turbulence.

Very, very busy.

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