Summary
A large winter storm is expected to affect many parts of the U.S. this weekend, causing major disruptions to air travel. The storm will move from Oklahoma and Texas towards the Northeast, impacting major airports across the country with delays and cancellations.
Key Facts
- A winter storm is forecasted to disrupt air travel across the U.S., affecting major airport hubs.
- The National Weather Service has issued watches and warnings for the storm.
- The storm will initially impact Oklahoma and Texas, then move east through various regions.
- Ice and snow will cause significant issues, especially in areas less prepared for severe winter conditions.
- Major airports in Dallas, Atlanta, New York, and Boston, among others, are expected to face severe travel disruptions.
- Delays and cancellations are likely due to runway conditions and airplane icing.
- Passengers are advised to check with airlines for updates and consider flexible travel plans.
- There is a possibility of moderate or worse turbulence and closed airports during the storm.
