Thanksgiving is covering the snow in the western United States while a cold record is seizing the Northeast

On Thanksgiving Day, there was a feeling that winter was passing through winter in parts of the western and northeastern United States while heavy snow and snow were falling. Strong winds were blowing over the regions.

«Thanksgiving Day 2018 [brought] the coldest conditions from autumn to here to the northeast; he [was] Alex Sosnowski, Senior Meteorologist at AccuWeather, said:

"The temperatures started the day at a figure near F in the northern part and the 30s in southern Virginia," said Sosnowski.

"Despite the bright sun in many places, the temperature did not rise more than 10 degrees in most places during the day."

Macy's famous Thanksgiving parade was the coldest ever recorded, with temperatures reaching 20 ° C during most of the morning in New York. AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures have fluctuated in single-digit numbers because of the bitter wind blowing in the region.

Providence, Rhode Island; Buffalo, New York; Hartford, Connecticut; and Bangor, Maine, are just a sample of cities that have experienced their coldest Thanksgiving ever recorded, with temperatures up to 30 degrees below normal.

Temperatures reaching -26 ° F and hurricane winds can not prevent observers from coming together to enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner! * Some articles (and observers) may need a thaw! Brr! Happy Thanksgiving! #Thanksgiving #mwo #mtwashington #cold #mwob… https://t.co/8ibXNlJB7a pic.twitter.com/DwrSb1ixWN

– MWObservatory (@MWObs) November 22, 2018

Frigid air associated with strong winds causing hurricanes caused a temperature drop of AccuWeather RealFeel® of minus 83 F on the summit of Mount Washington, New Hampshire, Thursday morning.

For comparison, the average temperature on the surface of Mars is minus 81 F, according to NASA.

Mercury has reached record levels at the top of the mountain with weather observers the lowest temperature ever recorded on the mountain during the month of November.

While the northeastern United States shivered, the mountains of the western United States, including Sierra Nevada, California, were the first big snow of the season.

Ski resorts in the area have welcomed the snow, including Mammoth Mountain in California.

Winter conditions slowed movement in the area as some mountain passes became impassable due to heavy snow.

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SNOW along the I80 west of Truckee, California, with nearly a foot of new snowfall just above Soda Springs, above 7,000 feet! Snow and BIG-TIME winds are coming from tonight to Friday. AC storm coverage continues @accuweather @ breaks the time #cawx pic.twitter.com/scAAJh1uET

– Reed Timmer (@ReedTimmerAccu) November 22, 2018

Updated Mountain Pass: SR-4 on Ebbetts Pass, SR-89 on Monitor Pass, SR-108 on Sonora Pass (Eagle Meadows) and SR-120 on Tioga Pass (@YosemiteNPS ) are all closed due to the weather. No time estimated to reopen. Please drive safely and carry chains as needed. #TrafficAlert

– Caltrans District10 (@ CaltransDist10) November 22, 2018

We are grateful for many things, including our incredible guests, our picturesque landscapes and the first solid snow of the season! Happy Thanksgiving! pic.twitter.com/oVKaxVnMq2

– Lakeside Inn (@lakeside_Tahoe) November 22, 2018

We have a lot to thank for this year. At the top of the list …. SNOW
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! ❄️✨# The winter has arrived @BrightonResort pic.twitter.com/wnUI2rHnkG

– SkiCity (@TheSkiCity) November 22, 2018

#Thanksgiving with first snow of the season. #lovesquawvalley pic.twitter.com/p3k2DjqKhE

– Bill Rojas (@RojasBill) November 22, 2018

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