Thanksgiving Weather Travel Forecast | Weather.com

A​AA estimates nearly 80 million will travel for Thanksgiving this year and for some, weather could interrupt some of those plans.

Here’s a look at the forecast for those hitting the roads and taking to the skies this weekend followed by an early glimpse at a still uncertain forecast for Thanksgiving week.

(​MORE: Guide To Surviving Thanksgiving Travel)

T​his Weekend

M​uch of the country will be dry, but the West Coast and the Northeast could have some rainy, snowy and windy trouble spots.

R​ain showers are possible from California to the Pacific Northwest, with rain and mountain snow extending eastward into the Rockies.

P​ossible airport hub delays: San Francisco (rain, low clouds); Northeast megalopolis airports, especially Saturday (gusty winds)

T​hanksgiving Week Early Look

T​he forecast for the start of next week is still coming into focus and remains highly uncertain.

Right now, forecast model guidance isn’t depicting a major storm, but we do expect some weaker weather disturbances to track within a jet stream that will ride in a mostly flat west-to-east orientation across the country.

I​n general, those disturbances could mean there will be some wet weather to contend with in the East, and the West might have pockets of rain and mountain snow. The forecasts for Monday and Tuesday are below, but keep in mind these are highly subject to change until the forecast becomes clearer.

Check back to weather.com and The Weather Channel app for updates.

Chris Dolce has been a senior meteorologist with weather.com for over 10 years after beginning his career with The Weather Channel in the early 2000s.