Thanksgiving storm pounds the East
Mark Swigart uses a leaf blower to remove snow from the sidewalk along Grandview Avenue in Pittsburgh. Along the East Coast winter storms threatened to make Thanksgiving holiday travel dangerous. (Jeff Swensen / Getty Images)
At Los Angeles International Airport, Erin Hendrickson, 2, is bundled up for a flight to Indianapolis with her family. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)
Passengers lined up outside Terminal 5 at Los Angeles International Airport on the day before Thanksgiving, as flight delays and bad weather on the East Coast threatened to disrupt their travel plans. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)
William Witters of Valparaiso, Ind., waits for a wheelchair after passing through security at Chicago’s Midway Airport. (Vyto Starinskas / Associated Press)
A man walks down a rainy Manhattan street as New York for severe weather from a storm making its way up the East Coast after crossing the country. (Spencer Platt / Getty Images)
Rain means umbrellas in Manhattan’s Union Square Park. Heavy rains and high winds in New York were predicted for the day before Thanksgiving. (Spencer Platt / Getty Images)
Passengers board a bus in New York as a wall of storms packing ice, sleet and rain threaten to upend Thanksgiving travel plans on the East Coast. (Mark Lennihan / Associated Press)
Holiday travelers make their way to their car after arriving at Pittsburgh International Airport. More than a foot of snow could hit parts of western Pennsylvania, western New York and Vermont before Thursday. (Gene J. Puskar / Associated Press)
Passengers at Penn Station in New York wait to board an Amtrak train heading to Richmond, Va. (Bebeto Matthews / Associated Press)
Rishii Chandra, 5, waits with his parents at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport. A wintry storm system that is covering much of the nation is threatening to wreak havoc on holiday travel. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)
