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This year’s Christmas travel season could be a messy one - especially if you’re in the Eastern United States.

A massive storm system is forecast to drench the North and Southeast U.S. on Thursday and Friday.

This could complicate travel plans for tens of millions of Americans, as Thursday is expected to be the busiest travel day of the season.

An estimated 110 million Americans will be taking trains, planes, and automobiles in the coming days, according to the American Automobile Association.

But delays on the roads and in airports in the Eastern half of the country are to be expected, according to The Weather Channel.

This year’s Christmas travel season could be a messy one - especially if you’re in the Eastern United States. A massive storm system is forecast to drench the North and Southeast U.S. on Thursday and Friday

By the time Friday rolls around, the storm system will have moved from the Southeast U.S. northward. Significant rain showers and winds are forecast to affect the eastern Great Lakes region, the Ohio Valley, and the Southeast

By Saturday, the system will have moved further toward eastern Canada. Remnants of the system will result in rain in New England and Upstate New York

The storm system will slowly make its way from the Southeast United States toward Eastern Canada as the weekend approaches

On Sunday, the Eastern half of the U.S. will be mostly dry, as will the Great Plains, Midwest, and Southwest. But the Northwest is likely to see heavy precipitation, as are parts of the Ohio Valley

On Thursday, a low pressure system over the Southeast U.S. will dump rain over large swaths of the Eastern half, stretching to the mid-Atlantic and the Ohio Valley.

Strong thunderstorms are also possible in parts of Florida.

For those traveling by air, expect possible delays at airports in Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Seattle.

Drivers can expect delays along key interstates, including the I-95 from Miami to New York; the I-75 from Florida to Michigan; the I-55 from New Orleans to Chicago; the I-40 from North Carolina to Arkansas; and the I-70 from Baltimore to St. Louis.

The Northwest U.S. will also get hit hard with rain. Storm systems are expected to drench the Pacific Northwest and Northern California on Thursday and Friday.

Travelers planning to drive along the I-5 from Washington State to Northern California are advised to expect delays.

The Southwest, Rockies, and the Upper Midwest are likely to remain dry.

An estimated 110 million Americans will be taking trains, planes, and automobiles in the coming days, according to the American Automobile Association. Travelers are seen above making their way through security lines at Denver International  Airport on Friday

By the time Friday rolls around, the storm system will have moved from the Southeast U.S. northward.

Significant rain showers and winds are forecast to affect the eastern Great Lakes region, the Ohio Valley, and the Southeast.

Some areas could see snow fall, especially in parts of the Great Lakes region.

But the Great Plains and the Western U.S. will stay dry, for the most part.

By Saturday, the system will have moved further toward eastern Canada. Remnants of the system will result in rain in New England and Upstate New York.

Conditions throughout most of the rest of the country are expected to be dry - unless you’re in the coastal region of the Pacific Northwest or the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

On Sunday, the Eastern half of the U.S. will be mostly dry, as will the Great Plains, Midwest, and Southwest.

But the Northwest is likely to see heavy precipitation, as are parts of the Ohio Valley.

By Christmas Eve, which falls on Monday, the forecast is similar to that of Sunday - a dry East, Midwest, Great Plains, and Southwest, but a wet Pacific Northwest.

There is currently not enough data to formulate a forecast for the weather on Christmas Day. 

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