Early Thursday morning, San Francisco International Airport had 11 canceled flights, Oakland had nine and San Jose had 8, with dozens more delays.
A Christmas week winter "bomb cyclone" of blizzards, downpours and flooding across some of the United States is wreaking havoc on holiday travel, with the Bay Area mostly being spared from the stormy conditions.
But those flying from California to the most affected areas – the Plains, Great Lakes and Midwest – might not be able to get there. The Northeast will also be affected later this week. One mother in Oakland was hoping her son would be able to fly from Ohio to San Francisco for Christmas, but she also knew it was possible he wouldn't reunite with her in time.Compare that though to O'Hare Airport in Chicago, which by 8 a.m. had 424 flight cancelations and 168 flight cancelations at Midway Airport. The Denver airport also had more than 300 cancellations.
three mountain ranges — the Rockies, the Southern Cascades and the Sierra Nevada — will protect the Golden State from the frigid air that will reach much of the rest of the country, keeping the coldest, subzero temperatures hoisted in the hills.By clicking Sign Up, I confirm
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