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A sprawling winter storm is moving into the eastern United States and Canada on Friday, knocking out electricity and threatening holiday travel.

Winter weather continues to disrupt holiday travel across the United States on Friday, leaving travelers facing delays and cancellations during one of the busiest times of the year.

Winter weather continues to disrupt holiday travel across the United States on Friday, leaving travelers facing delays and cancellations during one of the busiest times of the year.

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As much of the country braces for severe storm systems and an arctic freeze, airlines are giving travelers the option to rebook.

More than 2,500 Thursday and Friday flights have already been canceled as holiday travelers try to make their way to their destinations.

Hundreds of flights have been canceled in the U.S. and the U.K. just before Christmas due to severe winter weather and technical issues.

The number of travelers expected to fly – 7.2 million – is just shy of 2019’s 7.3 million. And when you factor in that airlines are operating fewer flights that are more crowded, there’s serious potential for a serious mess for air travelers. How to cope? Here are some strategies.

Its enough to give anyone already nervous about the chaos in the skies yet another reason to pop an antacid: the prospect of delayed, lost or damaged baggage.

Forecasters say a “bomb cyclone” will tear through much of the U.S. this week and that travelers could face cold, snow and rain. What can you do if your plans are disrupted?