Category: Weather

Southwest’s Canceled Flights Draw Federal Scrutiny

The New York Times – Travel:
The airline canceled another 2,500 flights on Wednesday and said it would be days before normal service resumes.
The Sydney Hobart Is a Dream to Win and Formidable to Navigate

The New York Times – Sports:
It’s complicated and difficult, but they keep coming back because, said one, ‘it’s the hardest.’
Long Lines Ease at Chicago O’Hare, as Travelers Hope to Avoid Flight Delays.

The New York Times – Travel:
While a winter storm disrupts air travel around the country, there was some measure of relief at one of the country’s busiest airports.
Black Ice and White Knuckles: Braving the Elements on Iceland’s Ring Road

The New York Times – Travel:
In summer, the roughly 830-mile route offers drivers midnight sun, along with plenty of traffic. Other times of the year, its snowy delights are more solitary, and slippery.
New York City Triathlon Moves to the Fall After Summer Heat Disruptions

The New York Times – Sports:
The race has not been run fully since 2017 mostly because of heat-related complications. Triathletes have been pressing for a change.
How to Prepare for the Winter Storm’s Impact on Your Holiday Travels This Weekend

The New York Times – Travel:
Forecasters say a “bomb cyclone” will tear through much of the U.S. this week and that travelers could face cold, snow and rain. What can you do if your plans are disrupted?
Climate Change Has Some Retirees Rethinking Where to Live

The New York Times – Business:
It’s a small yet noticeable shift, experts say — but climate change is causing retirees to start reconsidering moves to disaster-prone dream locales.
How to Save on High Heating Bills This Winter

The New York Times – Business:
As a start, you can turn down the thermostat and insulate doors and windows. Plus, financial help is available to pay bills and to update heating systems.
How Can a Historic Garden Adapt to Climate Change?

The New York Times – T Magazine:
English estates are trying to maintain the heritage and identity of their grounds, while also making them resistant to unfamiliar temperatures and weather.