Millions of Americans are preparing for the first snowfall of the season as cold air moves into the Eastern and Central United States.
A developing cold wave is expected to bring winter-like conditions across the Midwest and East this weekend and into next week, affecting 17 states with the possibility of snow.
The drop in temperatures and arrival of December-like weather may disrupt travel and daily routines for many.
"A lot of these places typically see their first snows the first or second week of November, which is pretty much right on schedule," said AccuWeather senior meteorologist Tom Kines.
AccuWeather experts warn of hazardous travel conditions, frost, and freeze risks in densely populated areas and key highway routes.
The upcoming cold wave will bring early winter weather to a wide region, signaling a major shift in seasonal conditions and emphasizing the need for vigilance.
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