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Could Stormy Weather Mess Up Your Thanksgiving Travels?

First Posted: 11/19/10 09:43 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:15 PM ET

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(Nov. 19) -- Crowded freeways, overbooked flights, security lines and missed connections make travel leading up to Thanksgiving stressful even in the best of circumstances, but a developing stormy weather pattern over the next several days will complicate matters across much of the U.S.

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(Nov. 19) -- Crowded freeways, overbooked flights, security lines and missed connections make travel leading up to Thanksgiving stressful even in the best of circumstances, but a developing stormy wea...
(Nov. 19) -- Crowded freeways, overbooked flights, security lines and missed connections make travel leading up to Thanksgiving stressful even in the best of circumstances, but a developing stormy wea...
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Stop calling us 'ordinary Americans'!
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12:12 PM on 11/19/2010
We can always count on Paul Yeager to give us the gloomiest and most depressing view of upcoming weather. Take one Xanax and then read his columns. Otherwise, don't waste the energy it takes to click.
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