00:00This year's El Nino has already broken a 170-year record and is expected to strengthen through fall.
00:06That means millions of travelers could face storms, floods, and flight delays during Thanksgiving and Christmas.
00:13Climate scientist Richard Allen says the southern U.S. will likely see cooler, wetter, and stormier weather,
00:19while the Northeast may experience warmer, drier conditions.
00:23States like Texas and California could face flooded roads and mudslides, making travel dangerous.
00:29Meanwhile, flights nationwide might be bumpier because of stronger turbulence linked to El Nino,
00:36according to atmospheric science experts.
00:38California has declared a state of emergency to prepare for possible winter storms,
00:43mobilizing resources to protect communities and infrastructure.
00:48Travelers are advised to monitor local forecasts closely, as impacts could last from November into spring.
00:54Disclosure.
00:55This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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