Thanksgiving week is finally here. If you're flying or driving, here's what you may have to deal with in the nation's weather through Sunday.

With 82 million people expected to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, the roads and skies are going to be crowded. Here are some do's and don'ts you should know before you go.

Severe storms in southeast Texas brought a tornado to the Houston area Monday. More than 100 homes were damaged as the twister toppled giant trees and ripped apart roofs. Thousands of customers lost power, and gas line ruptures added to the concerns in the tornado’s aftermath. Drone video from Harris County captured the widespread damage.

Hitting the road or taking to the skies for Thanksgiving? Here’s a collection of maps to help you track how weather could impact your holiday travel in real-time.

Morning showers and storms will move east across Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. This round of severe storms will weaken, but additional lines of strong to severe storms will be possible Tuesday afternoon and evening as the actual cold front moves across the region. Damaging winds, large hail, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes will all be possible. Please stay weather aware if traveling. Watch this video for the latest update.