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.

Forecasters say there’s a high level of uncertainty over how the storm system will develop, how strong it will be and where it will track.

FORECAST FIRST ALERT / WINTER STORM WARNING TONIGHT INTO WEDNESDAY MORNING FOR 3″ TO 6″ OF SNOW ACCUMULATION: Cloudy with Fog, Drizzle and Rain this afternoon with Light Winds and temperatures in the mid 40s through 5 p.

The cold is coming and some snow is expected for most of Metro Detroit on Wednesday - however, it's the wind that will be the main weather factor today.

Forecasters say a cold front will sweep through the Garden State region Wednesday night, ushering in much colder and windier conditions for Thanksgiving Day.

The National Weather Service reports moisture with this most recent system has been on the low side with less than 0.15 inches of rain recorded in the valleys from late Monday through 8 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday’s rain will be more robust, and an additional half inch is possible in the metro area.

New York City and the surrounding area have some rain in the weather forecast today as we head into Thanksgiving and the holiday weekend.

Thanksgiving week in Metro Detroit is forecast to bring a shift toward rain and colder wintry conditions, meteorologists say. The week is slated to start off mild on Monday. The area is expected to bring increasing cloud cover with temperatures topping out in the 50s. The average high on Nov. 24 is 45 degrees, National Weather Service records show.