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Wild weather greets Thanksgiving travelers, parade goers
SUMMARY: President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden delivered pies to first responders and called military units worldwide, expressing gratitude for family and peaceful transitions. He also spoke to three Americans recently released in a prisoner swap with China. Vice President Harris participated in charitable meal preparations ahead of Thanksgiving. Meanwhile, rainy weather dampened parades in New York City, where protesters briefly halted the event, leading to 21 arrests. Other cities like Philadelphia and Chicago experienced their own parades, with snowy forecasts in New Hampshire and a winter storm anticipated in Upstate New York, prompting preparations by the National Guard.
Some areas hit with snow, some with rain and winds and all regions will be bitterly cold for a long stretch.
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SUMMARY: Tonight at 9 on ABC11, a special 2-hour documentary titled “The Untold Story of Mary Poppins” celebrates the film’s 60th anniversary. ABC News contributor Chris Connley explores challenges faced by Walt Disney in acquiring rights from author P.L. Travers, who was initially hesitant and had a strict vision for the character. The documentary reveals her critical reactions to the Sherman Brothers’ songs and highlights her ongoing concerns even at the film’s premiere. Following the documentary, viewers can enjoy “Mary Poppins” on ABC11 tomorrow night at 8.
An ABC News two-night event commemorates the film’s anniversary with rarely-seen video and stories and chronicles its turbulent flight from children’s book to the silver screen.
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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Kat Campbell provides the Thanksgiving forecast, warning of potential storms with damaging winds and a low severe weather threat. The storm timing has accelerated, with heavy rain expected between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. There may be travel disruptions, particularly in the mountains and Wake County around noon. By 3:00 p.m., storms should move eastward. Afterward, the weather clears up, but an Arctic chill is on the way, with temperatures dropping significantly for the weekend. Expect highs of 55-51°F and low temperatures dipping to 23°F by Tuesday. Snow is unlikely for now.
WRAL Meteorologist Kat Campbell gives you the new timeline for your Thanksgiving forecast. When you can see storms, heavy winds, and how cold the temperatures can get.
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SUMMARY: Today is expected to be one of the busiest travel days as millions head out for Thanksgiving. According to AAA, a record 71.7 million people will travel by car, an increase of 1.3 million from last year. While traffic has been smooth on I-40 eastbound in Raleigh, heavy congestion is anticipated between 1 and 5 PM. Gas prices in North Carolina average $2.87, about 17 cents cheaper than last year. Travelers are advised to leave early and consider traveling tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day, when minimal traffic is expected. Safety and early departures are encouraged for a smoother journey.
If you’re are heading out in the afternoon traffic could be a problem.
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