Jeff
12-24-2014, 06:40 AM
Well it doesn't look like Santa is going to have such good flying weather nor will anybody traveling, I hope all that are get to there destinations safe and sound and have a wonderful Holiday, we had storms here last night all night that rocked the house, waiting for it to get light enough to see if any damage, God Bless and Merry Christmas.
Holiday travelers across America could see their plans derailed by a mixture of Gulf Coast thunderstorms expected to travel north, predicted snowfall in the Great Lakes, and rain on the East Coast.
The National Weather Service predicts Christmas Eve precipitation from Missouri to Michigan, with rain turning into snow in some areas.
"It's really a wide-ranging storm system with several weather phenomena that could cause delays across the eastern portion of the country," Mike Musher, a National Weather Service meteorologist, told FoxNews.com on Tuesday. "Unfortunately, it's happening at one of the most-traveled days of the year."
http://www.foxnews.com/weather/2014/12/24/stormy-weather-could-snarl-christmas-eve-travel-plans-for-millions/
Holiday travelers across America could see their plans derailed by a mixture of Gulf Coast thunderstorms expected to travel north, predicted snowfall in the Great Lakes, and rain on the East Coast.
The National Weather Service predicts Christmas Eve precipitation from Missouri to Michigan, with rain turning into snow in some areas.
"It's really a wide-ranging storm system with several weather phenomena that could cause delays across the eastern portion of the country," Mike Musher, a National Weather Service meteorologist, told FoxNews.com on Tuesday. "Unfortunately, it's happening at one of the most-traveled days of the year."
http://www.foxnews.com/weather/2014/12/24/stormy-weather-could-snarl-christmas-eve-travel-plans-for-millions/