US Travelers Brace for Snowy Thanksgiving, ‘Bomb Cyclone’

US Travelers Brace for Snowy Thanksgiving, ‘Bomb Cyclone’
A Toyota Highlander sits abandoned after being damaged near the intersection of 6th Avenue and Speer Boulevard as a storm packing snow and high winds sweeps in over the region on Nov. 26, 2019, in Denver. David Zalubowski/AP Photo
The Associated Press
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MINNEAPOLIS—A storm packing heavy snow and high winds that wreaked havoc as it whipped through Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska marched into the upper Midwest on Wednesday as anxious Thanksgiving travelers buckled up and barreled headlong into a busy, if not perilous, holiday week.

The wintry storm that left at least one person dead was expected to push eastward into South Dakota, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, while a “bomb cyclone” weather phenomenon was expected to simultaneously topple trees, knock out power and dump snow as it rolled into California and Oregon.