Just ahead of Thanksgiving, a winter storm is sweeping across the United States, resulting in canceled flights and icy roads that are tampering with holiday travel plans.
However, this is hardly the first winter tempest facing the U.S. In the video above, we've rounded up a slew of news anchors warning viewers leading up to some of the nation's most powerful (or what were thought to be the most powerful) storms.
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Many forecasters called the 1991 "Perform Storm" in Hollywood the nation's worst because its cold winds were strengthened by a looming hurricane.
The following year, a Nor'easter resulted in four deaths, per the CDC.
Then, in 2007, a spree of wintery storms pummeled the East coast, prompting comparisons to Perfect Storm. But not all were convinced of its impact; a meteorologist for The Weather Channel critiqued the media coverage, saying reporters were overhyping the storm.
Winter storms in 2012 spurred a different kind of reaction. Snow, sleet and rains made rebuilding after Hurricane Sandy an even greater challenge.
Mashable will be tweeting the latest weather news from @MashableLIVE today, and users can use the hashtag #mashtravel to share their own winter travel stories.
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