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 * TODAY'S WEATHER
   
   Nov 22, 2023 11:43 PM
   KASSEL
   
   34°
   
   Feels like 28°
   Hi --
   Lo 32°F
   Cloudy
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 * WEATHER FORECASTKassel, Hesse, DE
    * Windchill27°F
      Daily Rain0"
    * Dew Point27°F
      Monthly Rain--
    * Humidity75%
      Avg. Wind 9 mph
    * Pressure30.35"
      Wind Gust --
    * Sunrise7:50 AM
      MoonWaxing Gibbous
    * Sunset4:25 PM
      UV Index1 (Low)

 * WEATHER FORECASTKassel, Hesse, DE
   TonightLo 32°F
   Mostly cloudy. Low temperature around 32F. Dew point will be around 28F with
   an average humidity of 66%. Winds will be 5 mph from the S.
   TomorrowHi 49°F
   Cloudy. High temperature around 49F. Dew point will be around 39F with an
   average humidity of 77%. Winds will be 10 mph from the SW.
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    * TOP STORIES
      Thanksgiving Travel Outlook: Concerns Shift From The Northeast To Rockies,
      High Plains
      As the potent weather system wraps up in the East, all concerns will shift
      to Western U.S. thanks to a new weather system and Arctic cold front.
      Difficult and dangerous travel conditions are likely on Thanksgiving Day
      for parts of the Rockies and High Plains.
      
      Tonight
      
      The low pressure system that has wreaked havoc on the eastern two-thirds
      of the U.S. the past few days will slowly slide along the southern New
      England coast through late tonight or very early Thanksgiving morning.
      High pressure will gradually take its place.
      
      Wintry precipitation will only be found in northern New Hampshire and most
      of Maine. Expect light to moderate snow here early on, with perhaps some
      freezing rain and sleet mixed in. As the night goes on, this wintry mix
      will gradually transition to rain from southwest to northeast. Roads could
      still be icy and snowy in places, especially over the higher elevations.
      This includes Interstates 91, 93 and 293.
      
      There could also be some remaining showers across western portions of the
      Northeast into the central Appalachians before Midnight, then drier
      weather moves into the region. There could be some portions of roads that
      are wet, but no major travel concerns are expected.
      
      However, winds could remain breezy to strong through the late evening,
      which will then slowly ease early Thursday morning. The strongest winds
      will occur right along the coast, but some minor air travel delays are
      possible for major hubs in Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore
      and Washington, D.C.
      
      On the other side of the country, an upper-level weather system will start
      to join forces with an Arctic cold front. These will bring light to
      briefly moderate snow showers to the northern Rockies in Idaho, western
      Montana and western Wyoming. There could also be some wet snow or a
      rain/snow mix in eastern Montana and northern Wyoming, while rain showers
      extended across southern Oregon, northern California and northwestern
      Nevada. It is possible for light freezing rain and/or snow to mix in with
      the rain across these southern areas of the Northwest.
      
      Black ice will be the main concern for parts of Interstates 15, 84 and 90,
      though some snowy areas cannot be ruled out. Otherwise, expect roads to be
      wet where any rain falls.
      
       
      Thanksgiving (Thursday)
      
      The biggest concern for travel on Thanksgiving Day will be found in the
      Rockies and northern High Plains. The upper-level weather system will
      continue to interact with an Arctic cold front dropping south across the
      north-central U.S.
      
      Light to moderate snow will be found across western Montana, most of
      Idaho, the northern half of Wyoming and northern Nevada and Utah during
      the morning. Moderate to even heavy snow will then spread farther south
      and east for the rest of Thanksgiving into the rest of Wyoming and Utah
      along with western South Dakota, western Nebraska and western and north
      Colorado. Flurries or light snow could linger as well for western Montana,
      Idaho and most of Nevada.
      
      Icy and snow-packed roads will be likely throughout the day for northern
      portions of Interstate 15 and western portions of Interstate 84 and 90.
      There will be rapidly deteriorating road conditions for stretches of
      Interstates 25, 70 and 80 as the day goes on. Flash freezes may affect
      road travel in Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and the Nebraska Panhandle Thursday
      evening as temperatures rapidly drop along the Arctic cold front. Heavy
      snow intensity along with blowing snow will lead to poor visibility and
      make for difficult and dangerous travel. Expect icy and snow-packed roads
      as you travel to and from your Turkey Day location. This will be
      especially true across most of Wyoming along Interstate 25 from Cheyenne
      to Casper and Interstate 80 from Rock Springs, Wyo., to Scottsbluff, Neb.
      
      At the same time, a developing low pressure system will move across the
      far southern Plains into the Lower Mississippi Valley. A few showers will
      be found across southern and eastern Texas into Louisiana and southern
      Mississippi. Roads will become wet in spots as a result but should not
      create significant travel concerns.
       
      
      Check back frequently to WeatherBug for travel updates for the extended
      holiday weekend. Have a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving!
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