Summary
A series of winter storms is affecting holiday travel across the United States. Weather-related issues include snow, rain, and strong winds, leading to travel delays, school closures, and potential flooding in various regions.
Key Facts
- Winter storms are affecting travel across the U.S. during the holiday season, especially with snow, rain, and winds.
- By Tuesday, icy and snowy conditions hit the Northeast, while California experienced heavy rain and winds.
- Flash flooding is expected in California by Christmas Eve, with fog impacting the Midwest.
- Another storm is forecasted for California on Christmas Day, with freezing rain possible in the Upper Midwest.
- School closures are reported in parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire due to snow.
- Southern California could see up to 12 inches of rain in some areas, with a flood watch in place.
- California ski resorts expect significant snowfall, with some areas possibly getting more than 80 inches.
