holiday travel

Holiday Travel for Independence Day is once again expected to break records, according to AAA’s latest projections.

Travel between now and the New Year is expected to set new records, according to AAA.

Power outages are being reported across the Northwoods and Upper Peninsula as high winds sweep across the region.

Rain Tuesday is expected to transition to snow overnight which will continue through Thursday.

AAA estimates 1.4 million people will be taking a road trip in Wisconsin for the long holiday weekend.

Nearly 44 million people are expected to travel over the long weekend.It’s the second highest Memorial Day holiday travel forecast since AAA began tracking in 2000.

Millions of the American are expected to travel this Thanksgiving.According to AAA, Wisconsin is expected to have its third busiest holiday travel period since 2001.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation asks drivers to show patience during the busy Labor Day weekend travel period