Summary
A major winter storm named Devin has caused over 1,500 flight cancellations and nearly 7,000 delays in the United States, affecting holiday travel plans. The storm is bringing hazardous weather, including heavy snow and low temperatures, particularly in the Midwest and Northeast. Multiple airports and airlines have been impacted, with significant disruptions at major New York City airports.
Key Facts
- Winter storm Devin has led to 1,581 flight cancellations and 6,883 delays in the US.
- The heaviest snow in four years is expected in New York City, with up to 10 inches predicted.
- Over 40 million Americans are under winter storm advisories, while 30 million in California face flood warnings.
- Major New York airports—JFK, Newark, and LaGuardia—have experienced most of the flight disruptions.
- JetBlue Airways, Delta Air Lines, and Republic Airways are among the most affected airlines.
- Southern California is experiencing its wettest Christmas season in 54 years, with risks of flash floods and mudslides.
- Firefighters rescued over 100 people in Los Angeles County due to the severe weather conditions.
