NEW YORK (WABC) — The line of storms that passed through the Tri-State on Sunday created chaos at area airports, and couldn’t have come at a worse time. This week is expected to break records as millions of people head out of town for July 4 holiday vacations.
When a flight gets canceled during a busy holiday week, that can mean waiting a day or two to get the next available seat. For Jatuan Brown, that means Tuesday.
“We’re trying to get back home from our first time in New York. It was great, we had a great time – but this is not great. We can’t leave until the 2nd,” Brown said.
By sunset, flights were taking off again at Newark Airport, but the schedules were still all off after the strong early evening storms dumped rain and brought gusts that snapped trees.
“All of a sudden my wife said ‘whoa! Come outside!’ …