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Severe Weather Causes Power Outages and Disruptions Ahead of Thanksgiving

Extreme weather across the U.S. is impacting power, travel, and health as Thanksgiving approaches, raising concerns for vulnerable populations.

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Updated: Nov 23rd, 2024, 2:14 PM ET

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Severe weather events, including storms and power outages, are affecting many areas across the U.S. ahead of Thanksgiving, with particular risks for those reliant on medical devices. In Texas, legislators are reviewing regulations for assisted living facilities to ensure emergency preparedness. Meanwhile, winter storms are expected to complicate travel plans, causing potential delays and hazardous conditions into the holiday weekend, with various regions experiencing rain and snow. The weather patterns have prompted emergency alerts and warnings across states as communities brace for further impacts from the ongoing climate challenges.

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