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A powerful thunderstorm struck Split, Croatia, lighting up the night sky with intense lightning, torrential rain, and powerful winds. Dramatic visuals captured the severe weather sweeping across the Adriatic coast, one of Europe's busiest summer tourist destinations. The Croatian Adriatic region has increasingly faced extreme weather events, with authorities warning residents and tourists to remain cautious as storms continue to impact the coastline.

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<p>Millions of Americans will face dangerous weather conditions this week as they travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, with an Arctic blast set to bring severe storms, frigid temperatures and potential snow across large parts&nbsp;of the United States.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Forecasters have warned of significant disruptions, from heavy snow in the northeast to thunderstorms in the south, just as an estimated 80 million people are&nbsp;expected to travel to visit family and friends for the holidays.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a warning on Monday about an "Arctic outbreak" expected to begin Thursday (Nov 28), impacting the Northern Rockies and Northern Plains before moving into the Midwest by the weekend. US states like Idaho, Montana and Washington State are likely to experience freezing temperatures and dangerous wind chills, making travel treacherous.</p>

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<p><strong>Record-breaking travel numbers meet stormy conditions</strong></p>

<p>The storm arrives just as Americans are set to embark on what is expected to be one of the busiest travel periods in recent years. American Automobile Association estimates that 80 million people will travel at least 50 miles this Thanksgiving, which would set a new record for the holiday. With roads already crowded and airports bracing for delays, the storm could make conditions even worse, especially in the Midwest and along the East Coast.</p>

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<h2><strong>Where will it snow?</strong></h2>

<p>While the storm's track remains somewhat uncertain, heavy snowfall is expected in the southern Sierra Nevada, Intermountain West and Central Rockies early in the week. By Thursday, snow showers will reach the Great Lakes region, with Michigan's Upper Peninsula potentially receiving up to eight inches of snow.&nbsp;</p>

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Millions of Americans will face dangerous weather conditions this week as they travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, with an Arctic blast set to bring severe storms, frigid temperatures and potential snow across large parts of the United States.

Millions of Americans will face dangerous weather conditions this week as they travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, with an Arctic blast set to bring severe storms, frigid temperatures and potential snow across large parts of the United States. Forecasters have warned of significant disruptions, from heavy snow in the northeast to thunderstorms in the south, just as an estimated 80 million people are expected to travel to visit family and friends for the holidays. Also read | Seoul hit by heaviest November snowfall, disrupting flights and commuting The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a warning on Monday about an "Arctic outbreak" expected to begin Thursday (Nov 28), impacting the Northern Rockies and Northern Plains before moving into the Midwest by the weekend. US states like Idaho, Montana and Washington State are likely to experience freezing temperatures and dangerous wind chills, making travel treacherous. Watch | England, Wales & Scotland Reel With Aftermath Of Storm Bert × Record-breaking travel numbers meet stormy conditions The storm arrives just as Americans are set to embark on what is expected to be one of the busiest travel periods in recent years. American Automobile Association estimates that 80 million people will travel at least 50 miles this Thanksgiving, which would set a new record for the holiday. With roads already crowded and airports bracing for delays, the storm could make conditions even worse, especially in the Midwest and along the East Coast. Also read | US threatens tariffs on Canada and Mexico, sparking trade crisis Where will it snow? While the storm's track remains somewhat uncertain, heavy snowfall is expected in the southern Sierra Nevada, Intermountain West and Central Rockies early in the week. By Thursday, snow showers will reach the Great Lakes region, with Michigan's Upper Peninsula potentially receiving up to eight inches of snow. (With inputs from agencies)

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