AN airplane takes off from the Oneida County Airport in Rhinelander, WI (BEN MEYER/WXPR)
WAUSAU, WI (MetroSource-WSAU) — The weatherman says rain and wind may cause travel delays at the start of this Thanksgiving holiday week.
A system of stormy weather is expected to drench the midwest and later the upper northeast bringing abundant precipitation and high winds to the region beginning Sunday. The conditions could cause air travel delays just as thousands of people across the country head out of town for Thanksgiving.
The rain and wind are expected to die down in the northeast by Thanksgiving Day although rainy conditions will persist in the southeast.
Travelers are advised to keep an eye on their airline’s webpage to check for possible flight delays.
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