Millions of Americans planning Labor Day weekend getaways may face weather-related travel disruptions as a mix of scorching heat, thunderstorms, and heavy downpours sweeps across the country.
Severe Weather Expected in the West and Rockies
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The West and Rocky Mountain regions are bracing for afternoon and evening thunderstorms, with Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado at higher risk of flash flooding. In California, fire-stricken areas will endure extreme heat, worsening concerns for residents and travelers alike.
Pleasant Conditions in the East
In contrast, the East Coast, including the Northeast and Great Lakes, is expected to enjoy milder conditions. Forecasters predict below-normal temperatures and clear skies for Labor Day Monday, especially in New England and New York.
Wet Weekend for the Southeast and Florida
The Southeast coast, including Florida, faces a wet and stormy holiday weekend. Afternoon thunderstorms are likely, but early beachgoers may still catch a few hours of sunshine before storms roll in.
Travelers Urged to Stay Alert
With Saturday projected to be the busiest travel day, experts urge travelers to check weather updates and plan ahead as conditions could shift quickly. Delays, road closures, and flight disruptions are possible in several regions.
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