If you’re hitting the road or catching a flight on Wednesday, you may want to prepare for some delays as rounds of rain, thunderstorms and even some snow move over parts of the U.S.
Millions of people are expected to hit the road or hop on an airplane as Christmas holiday travel ramps up.
A midweek winter storm moving across the middle of the country could snarl travel for people trying to get an early start from Wednesday through the end of the week.
For those traveling closer to Christmas Eve, warm temperatures could mitigate the winter weather driving for Americans outside the northernmost tier of the country. Those traveling in the Eastern half of the country this weekend could see some bone-chilling temperatures.
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CHRISTMAS TRAVEL FORECAST SHOWS RAIN, SNOW LIKELY LEADING TO DELAYS FOR MILLIONS ACROSS US
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2024-12-18 13:58:00