Airports and train stations are reporting big crowds today in Western Washington, but only flights headed for airports in the Upper Midwest near the Great Lakes and train travelers bound for cities north of Seattle are reporting significant travel disruptions. Meanwhile, snow is expected for drivers headed over mountain passes.
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By train, plane or automobile, Thanksgiving travel may be tricky
Airports and train stations are reporting big crowds today in Western Washington, but only flights headed for airports in the Upper Midwest near the Great Lakes and train travelers bound for cities north of Seattle are reporting significant travel disruptions. Meanwhile, snow is expected for drivers headed over mountain passes.
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