Bitter cold in Chicago disrupts long-distance trains for many travelers
CHICAGO -- The cold on Sunday was not just brutal, but potentially dangerous—and a disruption for travelers trying to get around by long-distance train.Travelers were staying at Union Station Sunday afternoon, but the bitter cold may have impacted some of their traveling plans. Amtrak said it has modified its services due to extremely low temperatures.
The Llamas family said they were grateful Amtrak was providing alternate bus services to get home.'We're just thankful that our time at least wasn't changed, because we have four kids at home with the grandparents right now that are making my mom lose her hair,' said Eissac Llamas.
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