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Thanksgiving week travel looks quiet for much of the nation
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Posted: 11/19/2012
CINCINNATI - Traveling this Thanksgiving week? Great news for the Tri-State and entire Midwest: Quiet, dry weather is expected, along with above average temperatures. In fact, most of the nation is going to see nice weather as a big ridge of high pressure is in control.
There are a few areas of concern that could impact your travel plans if you are going to fly. Rain and snow is expected all week on the west coast from San Francisco up through Seattle. Airport delays could be possible as the week progresses.
Get the latest airport delay information here .
The Great Lakes could see some rain move in by Thanksgiving Day as a trough of low pressure moves through. Snow is possible in these areas by the weekend.
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Safe Travels!
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