The 112819 timeframe saw record-breaking holiday travel, with an estimated traveling across the U.S. according to AAA. However, travel was significantly disrupted by two major "bomb cyclone" winter storms:
Experienced heavy snow and hurricane-force winds, particularly affecting travel through mountain passes in Oregon and California .
Online shopping hit a record high on this day, with consumers spending $4.2 billion on Thanksgiving Day alone, a 14.5% increase from the previous year, according to Adobe Analytics. Scientific and Academic References 112819
Faced blizzard conditions that forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights at major hubs like Chicago O'Hare International Airport . Retail and "Black Friday" Eve
While November 28 was Thanksgiving Day, it also served as the unofficial start of the shopping weekend. Online shopping hit a record high on this
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On November 28, 2019, millions of Americans gathered for traditional Thanksgiving meals. A central highlight of the day was the 93rd Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in . Despite concerns over high winds that nearly grounded the iconic giant balloons, the parade proceeded with the balloons flying at a lower altitude for safety. Travel and Weather Impacts This is for informational purposes only
The number refers to a significant date— November 28, 2019 —which coincided with Thanksgiving Day in the United States. This date was marked by traditional holiday celebrations, major travel events, and the kickoff of the winter holiday shopping season. Thanksgiving Celebrations and Traditions