Thanksgiving travel forecast: 6.6 million Californians will hit the road. Airports and trains will be crowded

"Californians traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday will face frustrating crowds and congestion, whether they drive, fly or take a train to get away."

"The worst place to be in California on Wednesday night will be driving northbound on Interstate 5 between Los Angeles and Bakersfield, where travel time is expected to double to almost four hours, the transportation analytics firm INRIX said."

"Nationally, AAA projects almost 80 million Americans will travel between Tuesday and next Monday, setting a new record... breaking from past holiday estimates that only looked at Wednesday through Sunday."

"A rainy start to the week from the remnants of an atmospheric river storm that surged across the state may turn roads slippery for motorists driving throughout Southern California on Monday and Tuesday."

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