Howling winds, cold temperatures and even the chance of heavy snow could be in store for many Americans across the country as they gather for their Thanksgiving feasts next week. Forecasters said there is a risk of "unsettled weather" across much of the ...

Forecasters are increasingly calling for a cold, soggy Thanksgiving week as west-to-east winter-pattern storms continued to roll across the continental landscape.

The CBS News New York First Alert Weather Team is watching for the potential of a storm that may disrupt travel plans in the Tri-State Area on Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

The U.S. is reeling from snow and rain while preparing for another bout of bad weather ahead of Thanksgiving that could disrupt holiday travel. California is

Two cold fronts may bring up to two feet of snow in Utah Mountains, meteorologists say, with precipitation also expected for the Wasatch Front.

Tuesday and Wednesday should be the busiest days on the road, and disruptive weather could occur both days before Thanksgiving, AccuWeather says.

On Thanksgiving, there is a chance of a wintry mix. But a bigger lake effect snow event is on track to move in Black Friday. Harcher says there could be “a couple of lake effect snow events next weekend.” A burst of cold air hits December 1, the first day of meteorological winter.

Meteorologists are keeping a close eye on whether “wintry weather” arrives in Massachusetts around Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

Thanksgiving is now less than a week away and you may be wondering what the region can generally expect. Usually, for this time of year, temperatures will be hanging out in the upper 40s with a few lower 50s.

The early forecast for Thanksgiving from the National Weather Service in Buffalo calls for a chance of rain and snow showers, with a high of 39 degrees. The chance of precipitation sits around 40%. Rochester is still waiting on its first flake of the season; the previous record for latest first flake was Nov. 20, set in 1918.