Latest Travel Impact of Winter Storm Maya

After disrupting travel in the Northwest over the weekend, Winter Storm Maya has moved into the Midwest and Northeast Monday and will continue to impact the regions with snow, freezing rain and winds through Wednesday.

According to Weather.com, Winter Storm Maya brought heavy snow to the West Sunday and spread freezing drizzle into the Plains Monday morning, leaving major highways and residential roads covered in ice.

The snow has also moved into the Northeast, with winter storm watches being issued from the Appalachians to northern Pennsylvania, central New York and the Hudson Valley to New England, including much of the Boston metro area.

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Watches were also in effect in parts of Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, including the Detroit and Minneapolis-St. Paul metro areas.

According to FlightAware.com, over 420 flights within, into or out of the United States were canceled Monday morning and another 480-plus flights were delayed. As a result, several airlines have started issuing travel waivers.

airlines/american-airlines.html” target=”_self” rel=”nofollow”>American, Delta, Southwest and United have all started waiving change fees in the Northeast for customers traveling to, from or through the affected cities through Tuesday. Passengers will be able to make a one-time change to their travel plans without incurring a fee.

To be eligible for the waived change fee, customers must travel by February 15.

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