Americans brace for delays as storms impact busy Christmas travel days
The National Weather Service Prediction Center forecasts that ‘Christmas Eve will be very wet’ in parts of the central US
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The National Weather Service Prediction Center forecasts that ‘Christmas Eve will be very wet’ in parts of the central US
Flood fears in the Pacific Northwest are growing as rivers and streams in Washington and Oregon start to rise thanks to a series of atmospheric river storms that are delivering heavy rain to the region, which is now melting mountain snow and sending water into low-lying areas.
The tail end of a fast-moving clipper system is bringing some rain and gusty winds to the Northeast on Tuesday, but a second system is hot on its heels and could produce some winter weather that could cause problems during the morning commute on Thursday.
An elevated weather station in the hills overlooking Cabo San Lucas reported multiple wind gusts of more than 90 mph, with a peak gust of 107 mph.
An elevated weather station in the hills overlooking Cabo San Lucas reported multiple wind gusts of more than 90 mph, with a peak gust of 107 mph.