South Bend travelers prepare for holiday rush on the roads and in the air

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- As Christmas, Kwanzaa, and Hanukkah approaches millions of Americans are planning to travel whether that’s on the roads or in the sky.

More than 100 million Americans are ready to travel but mother nature is potentially prepared to throw a wrench in your traveling plans.

According to the South Bend International Airport, there are already three Delta flights delayed Monday morning.

As we widen our lens the entire United States has weather advisories in effect for many areas across the country as the next winter storm heads in.

ABC57 Meteorologist Oliver Moster says the weather presents chances of a wintry mix on Christmas morning.

For those travelers that plan on driving you can expect plenty of company after Triple A has reported nearly 107 million people will be on the road this season, so planning is vital.

You never know if there will be delays or detours so planning extra time will help you make it to your destinations promptly and safely, so you are able to spend as much time with friends and family as possible.

You can visit the South Bend International Airport website for real-time updates on all air travel.