Millions of Americans are traveling to celebrate Thanksgiving tomorrow and to visit friends and family, using land, air, and rail transportation. Traditionally, across the country, Americans begin their travels from one city to another one day before Thanksgiving. This time of year is the busiest travel season. According to estimates from AAA, a roadside assistance and automobile service organization, about 36 million Americans travel to a destination at least 80 miles away from their homes from the day before Thanksgiving until the weekend holiday. However, this year, bad weather is expected to slow down ground and air travel. In some areas of the northeastern United States, about 15 centimeters of snow may fall.
Americans Prepare for Thanksgiving Day - 2002-11-27
Millions of Americans are traveling for Thanksgiving to visit family and friends, marking the busiest travel season of the year. Approximately 36 million Americans are expected to travel at least 80 miles from home, but adverse weather conditions may hinder travel this year.
📰 What Happened
Millions of Americans are traveling for Thanksgiving, marking the busiest travel season of the year. However, adverse weather conditions are expected to hinder travel this year.
- Approximately 36 million Americans are expected to travel at least 80 miles from home.
- Bad weather, including snowfall, is anticipated in parts of the northeastern United States.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Thanksgiving is a major holiday in the U.S. characterized by family gatherings and travel, making it a significant event for many Americans.
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