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Hope you are not going east for thanksgiving...
Re: Hope you are not going east for thanksgiving...
Must be "Global Warming" causing all these major winter storms!
You all need to listen to Joe's update at: http://www.weatherbell.com/saturday-sum ... er-22-2014
BTW this is very bullish for heating oil demand.
You all need to listen to Joe's update at: http://www.weatherbell.com/saturday-sum ... er-22-2014
BTW this is very bullish for heating oil demand.
Dan Steffens
Energy Prospectus Group
Energy Prospectus Group
Re: Hope you are not going east for thanksgiving...
Best Bets for Avoiding Weather-Related Travel Delays
The best bet for ground and air travel in the mid-Atlantic and New England will be during the day Tuesday and Tuesday night. Travel by ground may be satisfactory in northern New England Tuesday morning. However, for those traveling long distance by vehicle will run the risk of getting caught in the snowstorm Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Even though weather conditions will improve in the South later Wednesday and Wednesday night, possible flight delays may continue as some aircraft originating from the Northeast may be stuck in the snowstorm.
Travel conditions will improve on Thanksgiving Day in the Northeast. However, some roads may still be snow-covered early in the day. Be on the lookout for icy spotty Thanksgiving night as areas that were previously wet and slushy can become icy.
Travelers in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast planning to head to their Thanksgiving destinations should continue to check back with AccuWeather.com for the latest on this storm and consider travel alternatives.
The best bet for ground and air travel in the mid-Atlantic and New England will be during the day Tuesday and Tuesday night. Travel by ground may be satisfactory in northern New England Tuesday morning. However, for those traveling long distance by vehicle will run the risk of getting caught in the snowstorm Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Even though weather conditions will improve in the South later Wednesday and Wednesday night, possible flight delays may continue as some aircraft originating from the Northeast may be stuck in the snowstorm.
Travel conditions will improve on Thanksgiving Day in the Northeast. However, some roads may still be snow-covered early in the day. Be on the lookout for icy spotty Thanksgiving night as areas that were previously wet and slushy can become icy.
Travelers in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast planning to head to their Thanksgiving destinations should continue to check back with AccuWeather.com for the latest on this storm and consider travel alternatives.
Dan Steffens
Energy Prospectus Group
Energy Prospectus Group