Travelers returning to Chicago and the suburbs from holiday trips should brace for winter weather and the possibility of continued flight cancellations.
Travelers returning to the Chicago area from holiday trips should brace for winter weather and the possibility of continued flight cancellations in the coming days.
Most holiday season travelers were expected to drive, according to AAA, and the snow and wind could make travel conditions hazardous, the National Weather Service said. They and the Illinois State Police urged travelers to avoid driving during bad weather unless absolutely necessary. The potential snow could also mean more headaches for travelers flying, as some airlines continued toand earlier weather. At O’Hare International Airport, 639 flights were scrubbed between Christmas Eve and midday Thursday, according to the website FlightAware.
were from United Airlines and SkyWest, which operates flights for United, American, Delta and others.
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