<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3PDIfV_1FVrCJku00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3PDIfV_1FVrCJku00" width="1200" height="600" >SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - Our team coverage turns to the roads and the skies, local travel hubs already feeling the impacts of the storm. Western Mass News was at Union Station with Friday’s weather conditions and how officials are preparing.We haven’t seen much activity here, but trips are already being impacted both here and at Bradley International Airport. Let’s start on the ground, where buses and trains are still running across New England, but some travelers are already feeling the pinch. One rider we spoke with told us that his train to Boston was already delayed, and officials at Union Station said the backup is just beginning.Meanwhile up in the air, it was a different story. Bradley International Airport was packed on Friday with people trying to beat the storm. Lines at both security and bag drop were longer than usual, and we saw several families rushing not just to beat the storm, but their final boarding calls.There weren’t many widespread delays yet at the airport, but Bradley’s spokesperson discussed how you can stay on top of your plans, “we really encourage people if they are traveling this weekend to either proactively reach out to your airline and reschedule your travel if you can,” said Bradley International Airport’s Spokesperson Brian Spyros, “we recommend people download their airline’s app, log into their reservation. You often will get real-time notifications if there is a flight status change or if there’s been any other type of change that you need to be made aware of.”Spyros also said that no matter how you plan to travel, time your commute out and allow extra time with the bad conditions. Now it’s not just your travel plans that are being impacted, farmers are also preparing for the weather ahead.</div></body>

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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - Our team coverage turns to the roads and the skies, local travel hubs already feeling the impacts of the storm. Western Mass News was at Union Station with Friday’s weather conditions and how officials are preparing. We haven’t seen much activity here, but trips are...

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