Map Shows States Facing Thanksgiving Travel Delays Amid 'Strong' El Niño
The greatest risks may lie across the Southeast, Florida, the Gulf Coast and Texas, according to The Weather Channel.
The Weather Channel has released a map predicting weather-related travel delays across the United States during the Thanksgiving period in November, driven by the anticipated intensification of El Niño. The greatest risks are forecast for the Southeast, Florida, the Gulf Coast, and Texas, including major hubs such as Atlanta, Orlando, Miami, Houston, and Dallas-Fort Worth.
California may also experience heightened risks later in the month, particularly in Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, and San Jose. The Weather Channel meteorologist Matt Jones warned that travelers should pay close attention to the weather, as El Niño is expected to influence storm frequency in the southern United States, increasing the likelihood of weather-related delays.
While much of the country, including areas around the Great Lakes, should be warmer than usual in November, reducing the likelihood of early-season snowstorms in the North, California, Texas, and the Southeast are expected to see wetter conditions, increasing the risk of rain and thunderstorms.
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