The first widespread winter storm threat of the season is upon us, with the well-advertised cold and potentially stormy December starting with a bang.

Gusty winds on Thanksgiving Day will make it feel like its in the 30s, followed by even stronger winds on Friday.

Good Wednesday evening to one and all! After last night’s winter storm, today has been all about cold winds, cleanup, and gearing up for Thanksgiving. MSP officially picked up 3.1 inches of snow, with most of the metro seeing 2 to 5 inches,

After a cold, windy day today with a few scattered mixed snow and rain showers, tonight through Saturday will at least be dry. That said, it will feel cold on Saturday still even though it will not be as windy as Friday was.

Rain and some light snow move into western Kentucky early Saturday and spread east from there. Many areas may, at least, start as a few flakes before going over to rain, especially along and south of I-64. Northern Kentucky has the best chance to put a little snow on the ground during this time.

While most Americans will enjoy cooler temperatures and pleasant weather, several areas around the Great Lakes will be shoveling snow ahead of Thanksgiving dinner. Snow-prone cities along Lakes Michigan,

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Winter storm warnings spanned Mono County, as well as the Sierra Nevada from Yosemite National Park to Tulare County.