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✍ Newark, New Jersey — A record 115 million Americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more by January 1 and weather is already impacting travel in the west and Southeast, where flooding is slowing down trips. Nearly a quarter million people are flying out of Los Angeles International Airport on Monday alone. Nationwide, more than 4,000 flights have been delayed. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport was closed for several hours Monday morning following seven inches of rainfall overnight, flooding roads and runways. The ripple effects were felt all day, with hundreds of delayed flights and upwards of two dozen cancellations. It was part of a weather system that dumped rain from south Florida to South Carolina, where roads flooded in Charleston. But before some passengers could be delayed at the airport, they were delayed getting to the airport. It's been bumper-to-bumper traffic at Los Angeles International, where drivers said two miles can take up to two hours. Inclement ...
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