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Thanksgiving Travel Expected to Hit Record High Amid Severe Weather Risks

Nearly 80 million Americans are projected to travel during Thanksgiving, facing potential delays from severe weather and ongoing worker strikes at key airports.

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Updated: Nov 26th, 2024, 6:14 PM ET

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As Thanksgiving approaches, travel estimates indicate nearly 80 million Americans will be on the move, with severe weather threatening delays and complications. The TSA cites busy air travel days, particularly Wednesday and Sunday, where up to 3 million passengers could pass through security. Additionally, ongoing labor disputes at some airports, especially in Charlotte, may further impact travel efficiency. With a combination of snow and rain forecast across various regions, travelers are urged to prepare for potential disruptions while also benefitting from lower gas prices.

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