A new round of storm is set to hit the Northeast early next week, bringing accumulating snow to much of the region. The next storm is expected Monday night, Dec. 1 into Tuesday evening, Dec. 2, just days after a powerful system drops heavy snow,

Cold air settling into the Central and Eastern U.S. will set the stage for multiple storms next week, bringing snow farther to the south and east with travel disruptions from the Plains to New England.

A cross-country storm could lead to travel havoc for millions of Thanksgiving travelers this week, forecasters said.

Here's what to expect during Thanksgiving travel, snowfall predictions, and what the Farmer's Almanac winter forecast says.

As lake-effect snow ramps up into Thanksgiving day and continues into Friday, a large winter-style storm will gather over the Plains on Friday, before bringing snow and rain to the Midwest this weekend.

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According to NWS, winter storm warnings are in effect across the Great Lakes, including Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, for Wednesday, Nov. 26, which is considered a peak travel day. On Thanksgiving Day, snow could fall in some Midwestern states, while rain is expected in the Pacific Northwest.

New Hampshire's warnings were issued by the NWS office in Gray, Maine. Carroll, Grafton, and Coos counties will be impacted, including the cities of Conway, York Pond, Holderness, Woodstock, Bethlehem, Lyme, Milan, and Albany, among others. This advisory also goes into effect on Saturday night and will remain in place through Sunday morning.