A pair of powerful winter storms is expected to lead to treacherous travel conditions this week as millions of people across the U.S. prepare to hit the road and pack airports ahead of Thanksgiving.

Traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday could get a little dicey this year, with winter weather forecast to impact a wide swath of the US over the next week. Those hoping to hit the roads and the skies around November 28 may have to contend with snow in the Midwest,

More than 55 million people are about to travel across the United States ahead of Thanksgiving. In this situation, some could face disruptive weather when

Americans are bracing for a cross-country storm during Thanksgiving week, one of the busiest holiday travel weeks of the year. The storm -- which dumped rain and snow in the West this weekend -- is now marching east,

A powerful winter storm will slam millions of people with snow and rain in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast this week, which could have a major impact on early Thanksgiving travel.

Millions of Americans across the country are gearing up for Thanksgiving travel this week, but a powerful storm system impacting more than 30 states in the central and eastern U.S. will bring a variety of weather impacts such as severe weather along the Gulf Coast and rain and snow in the Northeast and New England.

With millions of people preparing to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, two strong storm systems are forecast to bring snow, wind and rain across a large swath of the United States this week.

The Points Guy Managing Editor Clint Henderson joins FOX Weather to talk about Thanksgiving travel when a winter storm is forecast to slow some travel. Henderson said travelers can avoid some crowds by not traveling on the day right before or after the holiday.