On Sunday, the storm will shift northeast and approach New England in a much weaker form. Light snow showers will be possible in the higher elevations of northern New England, but this storm will be mainly a rain-maker locally, where up to half an inch of rain is expected.

It’s estimated by AAA that 3 million people will be traveling on New England roads for this year’s Thanksgiving holiday. Last year, they responded to around 600,000 roadside assistance calls. With the amount of travel taking place across Connecticut this week,

In New England, the bump is even greater. AAA expects 3.6 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home, a more than 2% increase from last year. It’s anticipated to be another record year for travel — and AAA believes there’s a simple reason why.

This weather event may not be constant, but there will be cold waves over multiple days with single-day warmups mixed in.

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As millions hit the roads and skies, many Mainers are choosing Amtrak Downeaster for a smoother, cheaper Thanksgiving trip.