If you're traveling for the holidays, know that an arctic air mass will send subzero temperatures and blistering wind chills for the Plains and some parts of the Midwest.
that will disrupt travel plans from the Plains to the Midwest to the Eastern Seaboard.
"[The] combination of snow and whipping wind gusts means whiteout and blizzard conditions within these areas of snowfall are possible," according to NOAA's Weather Prediction Center, "making for a dangerous combination for travel on both the ground and by air."An arctic air mass will send subzero temperatures and blistering wind chills for the Plains and some parts of the Midwest, and we could see lows colder than 20 degrees reach all the way to the Gulf coast.
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