Winter hasn’t even officially started, yet the vibe is already approaching full late-February fatigue. A new storm is barreling out of the Plains toward the Northeast, threatening more travel disruptions after a post-Thanksgiving blast dropped record November snow in Chicago,

Two storm systems are forecast to bring rain, snow and powerful winds to various parts of the U.S. this week, in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.

The trip home from Thanksgiving for millions of travelers in the central U.S. will be disrupted by a "significant winter storm," forecasters said.

A storm producing areas of snow over interior British Columbia at the start of the week is expected to move southeastward along the Rockies, causing snow to spread from Montana to Colorado.

A widespread snowfall is in store for the Rockies that may have skiers happy but travelers concerned this week. A potent Pacific storm is upcoming for the Northwest at week's end.

A brewing storm is expected to primarily be a rainmaker, though some snow is possible along its northern edges.

As Thanksgiving approaches, a powerful winter storm has plunged the Midwest into crisis, threatening to upend holiday travel plans for millions. The National Weather Service has issued urgent blizzard warnings across Minnesota,

A winter weather advisory is in effect for southeastern Pennsylvania and part of New Jersey until early Tuesday afternoon. A large system is bringing wintry weather from the Midwest to the Northeast.