Forecasters said the Midwest and Great Lakes regions will see rain and snow Monday, and the East Coast will be the most impacted on Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

For those looking to get a head start on travel over the weekend, much of the U.S. will be dry, except for the West Coast and Northeast. From California to the Pacific Northwest, rain and mountain snow will extend eastward into the Rockies, according to Weather.com.

The early forecast for Thanksgiving from the National Weather Service in Buffalo calls for a chance of rain and snow showers, with a high of 39 degrees. The chance of precipitation sits around 40%. Rochester is still waiting on its first flake of the season; the previous record for latest first flake was Nov. 20, set in 1918.

A sizable storm could impact the northeast toward the end of the Thanksgiving travel week. Here's the latest forecast.

Our next chance of rain comes on Tuesday when low pressure skirts along the Canadian border from the Great Lakes to Northern New England.

Mother Nature may rain on NYC’s parade. A storm expected to strike throughout the Northeast threatens to put a damper on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. While the forecast for Thursday morning so far calls for clear skies,

As Thanksgiving travelers hit the road, a potent winter storm system over the Northeast could potentially cause travel delays and disruptions.

A new storm system that will sweep across the nation is expected to arrive along the East Coast right around Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday.The snow threat across the interior Northeast will remain a possibility later next week if the