there is the cold front. the temperatures fall extreme on the back side of that. out in front of it still warm tuesday. the facebook is where they will be tracking some storms. that s where you get into a big travel day. this is our forecasted precipitation. it sets up right along that line. for tuesday s forecast you are looking at snow on the back side of the system getting into the plains states. thunderstorm activity continues for us wednesday. what are we talking about as far as snowfall totals? just across the plains, just across the upper midwest. if you are getting out into the midwest and the south this will be a thunderstorm system. so on, not a huge snow maker but we ll be tracking plenty of systems that can slow down travel the next few days. jon: as more and more food are
doesn t look like much. un re going to watch it move into the chicago area. that will be a problem, tuesday, this is 8:00 p.m. chicago you re running that ayin-snow line. then it makes a push into the northeast as well. dis becomes a big problem, this is wednesday, the big travel day. i m tell you, there will be flight delays because of the winds, more so than the ivecipitation. cd those winds stick around then for thanksgiving morning. and, of course, all americans start off with a thanksgiving day parade. a may ground the balloons. we have to watch that. that s not a decision that s been made yet. then we watch a major snowstorm for thanksgiving day for the sierra for the wasatch. the first major snowstorm of the year for that area. to, yeah, lots of weather problems all over the country for the big holiday week coming up. o donnell: i m worried about m touch football game. we re working on that one. o donnell: there is breaking dews tonight from the c.d.c. l e. coli outbreak l
overall, things are going to look a little bit better. this is the way the precipitation kind of totals. we have got this storm across the southeast that we are dealing with right now. that s through monday. things overall looking good. then watch what happens. everything kind of okay. we are going to see a little bit of snow for wednesday. the big travel day across areas of wisconsin maybe towards chicago. you are right on that rain-snow line. watch what happens wednesday into thursday. the big action is going to be out across parts of the west. a big storm moving in across areas of california and the four corners. you see all that snow across parts of the west. great for skiers. great to get that snow in the month of november. and we are getting some pretty good rain across california which has been so dry with the fires. same story goes for arizona. overall, that s really good news. even though you are getting that maybe around thanksgiving across parts of the west. every thankful i
how this big travel day and weekend is shaping up. good afternoon, neil. aaa is the authority on this. they re saying nearly 43 million people as you said, are going to travel in some way for the long holiday weekend. the big question is how are they going to do it? 37.6 million of them are going to hit the roads. that is up about 3.5% from last year. aaa says watch out what time you ll travel. because peak times will be difficult. try to go off peak if you can. 3.25 million people will hit the skies. that s up 5% from last year. bus, trains, ships, almost two million passengers up 4%. i m guess ago few of these folks will attend a barbecue, maybe host a barbecue. if they are, they ll have to brace for rising food prices. let s go through that. hamburgers are up 1%. if you re serving hot dog, less than 5% of an increase than last
it was a sort of slow day down there. the volumes are really low. those the numbers were big earlier, not so much. hope you have a fantastic holiday. and i hope the rebels beat the bulldogs. i ll see you back here monday. holiday get away is on. americans from coast to coast hitting the roads and airports for thanksgiving as shoppers gear up for the biggest shopping day of the year. we re everywhere. welcome. i m charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is fox on top of americans hitting the roads. mike tobin at o hare airport on the big travel day. lauren simonetti in new jersey on the big holiday shopping push. mike? we re expecting to see holiday travel push into record territory. up 5.4% from last thanksgiving. expecting 4.7 million people to come through the airports. a record number of people being