Thanksgiving Travel Faces Major Disruptions from Winter Storms and Strikes

Severe weather across 14 states and airport worker strikes threaten to complicate the busiest Thanksgiving travel season on record.

Winter storm warnings and advisories are active in 14 states, with up to 7 feet of snow expected in parts of California and Nevada, and significant snowfall forecast for the Great Lakes and Northeast regions.
Heavy rain and snow are predicted to impact major travel routes, including the I-95 corridor, while colder temperatures are expected to bring icy conditions and potential delays.
Service workers at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina have gone on strike, potentially disrupting travel during an already busy holiday season.
The TSA predicts this Thanksgiving will be the busiest on record, with 80 million Americans expected to travel over 50 miles from home during the holiday week.
President Biden has reassured travelers that his administration is working to address airline fees and improve refund policies for delays and cancellations.