By Thanksgiving night, lows are forecast to fall into the upper 40s to mid 50s across North Florida, mid 60s across Central Florida, and mid 60s to mid 70s across South Florida and the West Coast. Rain and snow could disrupt your holiday travel, especially in some areas, according to AccuWeather.

The lovely stretch of weather that began last week with a couple of unseasonably-strong cold fronts and that brought the coldest air of the season last weekend will continue for most of this week, including Thanksgiving.

MIAMI - Floridians planning a road trip for the Thanksgiving holiday can expect higher prices at the pump compared to last year. AAA - The Auto Group expects nearly 4.5 million Floridians to take a trip of 50 miles or more for the holiday. That's an all-time high for Thanksgiving and nearly 112,000 more travelers than last year.

A cold front is moving across the Bi-State Monday, bringing light rain and falling temperatures, while a system may bring rain on Wednesday and a possibility of snow on Saturday.

Miami is among cities nationwide displaying the highest rental demand for the Thanksgiving holiday, according to AAA car rental partner Hertz. The busiest car pickup day is expected to be the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and the busiest rental return days will be the Monday and Tuesday after the holiday.

The National Weather Service's forecast maps for Florida show mild temperatures ahead. Will the forecast hold for Thanksgiving?

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