Californians traveling for Thanksgiving from Monday through Wednesday afternoon could be affected by the snow or rain.

An atmospheric river moving south in Northern California is bringing snow and rain to areas that may not have experienced as much wet weather since wet weather first arrived mid-last week.

An atmospheric river storm this week dumped record rain in Northern California before weakening as it moved down the coast into Southern California.

AAA projects that nearly 80 million people will travel during the holiday period, including 10.7 million from California.

Northern California faces a mainly dry day Sunday, though Sierra snow showers will linger in the morning. More rain and snow will return overnight.