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Storms could disrupt Labor Day travel for millions of Americans

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  • Millions of Americans travelling for the Labor Day weekend are expected to encounter a mix of sizzling heat and drenching downpours across the country.
  • The West and Rockies anticipate thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoons and evenings, with potential flooding in Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado, while fire-stricken areas like California will experience high temperatures.
  • The East, including the Northeast and Great Lakes, is forecast to have more temperate conditions, with temperatures below normal and pleasant weather expected for Labor Day itself in New England and New York.
  • The Southeast coast, including Florida, is set for a wet holiday weekend with afternoon thunderstorms, though early risers can still enjoy beach time.
  • Saturday is predicted to be the busiest travel day of the weekend, and travellers are advised to check for updates as conditions may vary.
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