Severe Storms Threaten Fourth of July Travel | JQJO

Severe thunderstorms are expected to disrupt Fourth of July travel plans for millions in the Northeast. The storms, predicted to hit from Philadelphia to Maine, could bring 60 mph winds and hail. The worst weather is forecast for Thursday evening, coinciding with peak travel times. Despite this, the holiday weekend is expected to be the busiest in years, with over 72 million Americans traveling domestically, including record numbers by air and car. The West Coast anticipates pleasant weather, while other areas like Texas and Florida may experience scattered storms.