美國的天空，擠滿了載著感恩節(jié)旅客的飛機

美國的天空，擠滿了載著感恩節(jié)旅客的飛機

Come come fly the crowded skies.

來吧，來吧，在擁擠的天空飛翔。

The airspace above the United States was packed with planes on Wednesday as millions of Americans traveled for Thanksgiving.

周三，美國上空擠滿了飛機，數(shù)百萬美國人在此度過感恩節(jié)。

The flight-tracking computer image above shows flights over the continental US at 11:30 a.m. EST Thursday.

上面的飛行跟蹤計算機圖像，顯示美國東部時間周四上午11點30分美國大陸上空的航班。

All told, more than 55 million people took to the roads, rails and skies on the holiday eve, according to the American Automobile Association — with many of those journeys snarled by two superstorms wreaking havoc.

根據(jù)美國汽車協(xié)會的統(tǒng)計，總共有超過5500萬人在節(jié)日前夕涌向公路、鐵路和天空，其中許多旅程被兩場超級風(fēng)暴所擾亂。

Thousands of flights were canceled and major roads closed as the storms pummeled the West Coast and Midwest with hurricane-force gusts and dumped up to 30 inches of snow.

數(shù)千架航班被取消，主要道路被關(guān)閉，暴風(fēng)雨襲擊了西海岸和中西部，帶來了颶風(fēng)般的狂風(fēng)，并帶來了30英寸的降雪。

Hundreds of drivers were left stranded on a freeway between California and Oregon due to the blizzard conditions.

由于暴風(fēng)雪天氣，數(shù)百名司機被困在加州和俄勒岡州之間的高速公路上。