More than 70 crashes were reported in Minnesota, and winds could ground the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons. 'I'm keeping my fingers crossed,' NYC Mayor de Blasio said.
Thanksgiving Eve is historically the busiest travel day of the year, and AAA said more than 55 million people were expected to pack roads, planes, trains and buses on Wednesday — the most since 2005.79 crashes from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, 131 vehicles spun out or went off the road, and two semis jackknifed. There were 10 injuries reported but no deaths, the state patrol said.
, but the airport tweeted earlier that morning that thanks to crews working overnight its three main runways were open.according to the airport's websiteA second round of winter weather was forecast for the region Friday through the weekend, the weather service for the Twin CitiesThe storm system started by blasting Colorado, covering many parts of the state in 20 inches or more of snow Tuesday, with some areas getting more than 30 inches. The 22.
The weather service says that holiday travel issues because of the weather will continue into the weekend. The weather service is forecasting up to 2 feet of snow in areas above 6,000 feet and hazardous conditions down to 4,500 feet — which includes much of Yavapai County, the Mogollon Rim and the Grand Canyon.on Facebook Wednesday evening
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