TITUSVILLE, Penn.—Communities from Minnesota to Pennsylvania are facing a multi-day onslaught of snow during their 2025 Thanksgiving week, which is expected to cause hazardous disruptions to post-holiday traffic.
Beginning on Nov. 26, one of the region’s first snowstorms of the year came off the Great Lakes and delivered more than 12 inches of snow to several areas within the first 24 hours.
Marquette, in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, was hit by the morning of Nov. 27 and celebrated most of Thanksgiving Day under a blizzard warning.
By the morning of Nov. 28, most of the Upper Peninsula was under a foot of snow, as well as 18 inches or more falling in and around Grayling, Michigan….