Most people going for Christmas this week should see calm climate, forecasters state.
Much of the central and eastern USA should have no major travel concerns on Christmas Eve, except for sketchy morning mist, the Weather Channel said.
“Tranquil weather conditions through Christmas Day will make for a pleasant stocking stuffer from Mother Nature for those going through the occasion,” National Weather Service meteorologist Peter Mullinax said.
Significant travel center points in the Northeast and Midwest should see clear skies on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Once that big rainmaker moves from the Southeast, the main critical travel inconvenience spot will be in the Southwest on Christmas Eve.
A large area of high pressure will bring mild and dry conditions to a big part of the country for Christmas Eve: “Santa could give Rudolph’s red nose a break across the eastern half of the U.S. Christmas Eve night as dry conditions will be common for most eastern regions,” Mullinax said.
