According to meteorologists, as millions of Americans prepare for Thanksgiving travel, a huge storm threatens to disrupt plans across the Midwest and Northeast. A big storm is predicted to bring rain, snow, wind, and perhaps ice to the eastern part of the United States after weeks of generally quiet weather.

Severe storms wreaked havoc across the eastern United States on Monday, leaving a trail of destruction, power outages, and travel disruptions in their wake. The outbreak of severe weather resulted in tragic consequences, causing the loss of lives, injuries, and …

In the town of Litija, the high school remained closed Tuesday after the storm damaged its roof. In Ljubljana, several houses were flooded and a car was stuck under an overpass.

The town of Caraa, which is home to more than 8,000 people, was among the worst hit with heavy flooding being reported.

The thunderstorms are set to sweep across Scotland, as an urgent weather warning is issued. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for thunder and heavy rain which is set to batter the country.

Heavy storm is reported to have occurred in the city of Ankara, Turkey. The violent storm has been experienced by hundreds of people causing havoc around the city.

Forecasters with the National Weather Service warned that northern and central California were still in the path of a “relentless parade of cyclones,” promising little relief for the region until the middle of the week.

Big US airlines like United, American, Delta and Southwest have issued fee waivers to travellers who wish to reschedule their flights in anticipation of the big storm.

An extreme weather pattern will take hold of the United States next week and produce a “doozy” of a storm that could produce widespread severe thunderstorms and an all-out blizzard.

Thanksgiving Day Holiday is very near and people are planning to travel for this weekend. But the developing storm could wreak havoc on travel. The meteorologists are now monitoring the potential for a significant storm to cause a slew of …