Parade of fronts for Thanksgiving week

At least three systems will be pushing across the United States this week. Some of these storms will bring airport delays as over 75 million people travel for the holidays. The Breakfast Brief is published every Monday through Friday at 5 a.m. ET.

Tuesday's big weather maker will be on the West Coast. Northern California will still deal with rain and mountain snow. This time, rain will spread over southern California, too. The good news is that rain and snow will gradually cease after Tuesday, and the weather will improve in time for the middle of the week and Thanksgiving.

Tomorrow, heavy rain and snow move into the Intermountain West and Colorado Rockies, where 1-2 feet of snow is possible. Some peaks may even see up to 3 feet. On Wednesday, the WeatherRadar shows this storm bringing rain and a wintry mix across the Plains. Impacts will be felt across the East Thursday and Friday. Weather & Radar's expert meteorologists will keep you up-to-date on the latest forecast. Keep an eye on the WeatherRadar as we continue to track this system.

Across the East, cooler temperatures will prevail, with the afternoon staying in the upper 50s across NYC and Philadelphia. However, thicker clouds will remain across New England as the low-pressure system and front exit the region. During the middle of the afternoon, a few showers and interior snow will still affect the northern portion of New England.

WOOHOO! There are 4 days left before the official end of the 2024 hurricane season. Tropics continue quiet! There is no chance for tropical storm formation within the next 2 to 7 days.

Thanksgiving is around the corner! Tune in to the daily travel forecasts!