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We're going to begin with a coast to coast storm on the move this morning. We have team coverage of a holiday weather and travel getaway.

Starting of course with Ginger. Good morning. Good morning. More than a foot of snow has already fallen in Colorado or at least parts of it. This is fromboat springs and that's just the start there's more where that came from throughout today

Colorado takes the brunt of the you know difficult travel i-70 you've got avalanche watches

and warnings throughout parts of the rockies there i-25 down into new mexico you might run into

some issues through the afternoon it's missouri and illinois and indiana along i-70 that gets some rain. And then it intensifies a bit. So if you're traveling

I-65 tonight through Indianapolis or over to I-75, you'll run into rain as well. And then it gets

ugly because it's going to pump up with a lot of moisture. A long I-95, anywhere really from

Boston and Rhode Island, down through Connecticut, Philadelphia, Delaware, Washington, D.C.

You'll have rain early on Thanksgiving. Inland, it's going to be snow. And in between, you get that pink line, which is always that mix, which could impact travel 80 or 90, go in 94.

Then as it wraps up, it will dry out through the day. So we will see some drying as we get into the afternoon hours, and then the cold air comes in, and it turns on the lake effect snow machine through the weekend. Look at some of that

feet of snow, Watertown, Buffalo between Erie, and back to Traverse City, Michigan, Michael.

Oh boy, Ginger. Okay, thank you for that. And now we're going to go to the roads. This is

expected to be among the busiest days of the holiday week. Faith the Bube is in Atlanta. Good morning, Faith.

Yeah, good morning to you, Michael.

We're along one of the busiest stretches here in Metro Atlanta.

The downtown connector, just take a look here.

Traffic is steadily picking up this morning.

This is a mix of holiday travelers and commuters this morning.

According to AAA, these drivers are sharing the road today

and across the Thanksgiving period with more than 71 million others across the country,

it could set a record that is a lot of traffic, especially in metro areas like this one.

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