dailycaller.com By John Oyewale
Winter storms sweeping across the United States are disrupting travel for vacationers ahead of 2024’s rare alignment of Christmas Day and the first night of Hanukkah, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
An Alberta clipper system is driving snow and frigid temperatures through the Great Lakes region and the Northeast, potentially snarling holiday travel, the NWS reported. The system threatens to impact the Interstate 95 corridor, while lake-effect snow could create hazardous driving conditions between western New York and northeast Ohio.
Forecasters predict a white Christmas for parts of the Northeast, with inland areas expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow by Christmas Eve. Major thoroughfares, including I-95, are likely to remain clear, according to the agency.
Traveling over the next few days? 🚙
Snow is expected across the higher elevation in the western U.S., Great Lakes, and the Northeast.
Get in the know before you go – https://t.co/VyWINDkBnn! pic.twitter.com/yYXqIhiRGc— National Weather Service (@NWS) December 23, 2024
Looking for fresh snow by Christmas morning or curious about potential travel disruptions? Here are the latest probabilities for at least 1" of new snowfall early this week. Best chances exist across the mountainous West, Great Lakes, and Northeast. ❄️🎄 pic.twitter.com/H6qVGw5xON
— NWS Weather Prediction Center (@NWSWPC) December 22, 2024
Signal disruptions halted multiple Amtrak routes along the Northeast corridor Monday, including service between Washington, D.C., and Boston, Boston and New York, and New York and Philadelphia, according to an Amtrak press release. Even after resolving the signal issues, Amtrak reported continued cancellations due to rail congestion and crew availability…
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