Storm Hernando Threatens US East Coast, Cancels Dublin Flights
Severe weather conditions caused by Storm Hernando are significantly impacting travel plans across the Atlantic. Dublin Airport has announced the cancellation of thirteen flights on Monday due to adverse weather in the eastern United States.
Flight Cancellations Linked to Storm Hernando
According to a statement from Dublin Airport, the cancellations include seven outbound and six inbound flights. This disruption is primarily affecting travel to major cities such as:
- New York (JFK Airport)
- New Jersey (Newark Airport)
- Boston (Logan Airport)
Travelers planning to fly should contact their airlines for real-time updates regarding their flights and alternative options.
Weather Warnings and Expected Impact
The National Weather Service has issued warnings for a significant winter storm affecting the Mid-Atlantic and northeast regions. The storm is projected to bring heavy snowfall, powerful winds, and potential coastal flooding, creating hazardous travel conditions.
Power outages may also occur due to the severe weather. Thousands of flights in and out of the affected areas have already been cancelled, further complicating travel plans.
Advice for Travelers
In light of these developments, passengers are urged to stay informed. Here are some steps travelers can take:
- Check flight status with airlines frequently.
- Be aware of potential rebooking options.
- Consider alternative travel plans if necessary.
As Storm Hernando continues to impact the east coast, staying updated is crucial for any travel arrangements.
