Millions across the country are waking up to more severe weather Tuesday, with more than 1,000 flights in and out of the East Coast canceled overnight after thunderstorms struck the region and a deadly heat wave smothered the South, SİA reports citing NBC News.
More than 1,100 flights in, to and out of the United States were canceled as of Tuesday afternoon, with almost 280 of those going to and out of Newark Liberty International Airport, according to the online tracker FlightAware.
LaGuardia Airport had more than 230 cancellations, while John F. Kennedy International Airport had more than 90 and Boston Logan International Airport had more than 110.
Newark, LaGuardia and JFK all warned on Twitter that weather conditions were causing flight disruptions, delays and cancellations as they warned travelers to allow extra time and contact their airlines for updates.
The National Weather Service warned that widespread clusters of showers and thunderstorms would hang over the region into the early hours of Tuesday, with another front expected to bring more severe weather.
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