Rain falls across the Northeast on Thursday morning, setting up a soggy Thanksgiving for dozens of states.

Forecasts for Thanksgiving parades in New York and Philadelphia call for periods of rain and drizzle, with temperatures in the 40s and a cool breeze of 10 to 25 miles per hour.

Most major cities along I-95 in the Northeast will see a rainstorm, but wet snow will mix in further inland.

Winter warnings are issued from northern Pennsylvania to Maine, with the possibility of up to a foot of snow in higher elevations today.

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Cities like DC, Philly and NYC will see mostly morning rain, with some slow improvements throughout today.

Precipitation is expected to gradually ease in the Mid-Atlantic by midday, ending around midday in Philadelphia.

In New York City, the rain may continue until around 2 p.m., while in Boston the rain is expected to end around sunset around 5 p.m

Parts of northern New England, particularly Maine, will see rain and snow into the night before conditions improve.

After this storm dissipates, the coldest air of the season will move across much of the country.

As the cold air flows over the relatively warm waters of the Great Lakes, numerous snow warnings and winter storm warnings are in effect. This appears to be the first significant Lake Effect Snow event of the season.

The forecast calls for 3 to 4 feet of snow for parts of western New York State through Monday.

The heaviest bands of snow will likely remain south of Buffalo, but things could get interesting for the 49ers/Bills game on Sunday night if there is snow nearby.

The weather remains largely calm for the rest of the country this weekend, but a chilly forecast is forecast for dozens of states in the eastern half of the country as temperatures now feel much more in line with the upcoming winter season.

Warmer than normal temperatures are expected in the west in the first week of December.