Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

We got a lot to cover here, including that major storm on the move, another washout

here in the Northeast.

It was a mess, the rain coming down in sheets overnight.

The fast moving storm traveling up the I-95 corridor

on one of the busiest travel days of the year.

We have full team coverage tracking the weather,

what to expect on the roads and in the skies.

We start with our transportation correspondent Gio Benitez. Gio good morning.

Hey Eva good morning to you.

Yeah, this storm caused a slew of flight delays

yesterday, but remember the majority of people traveling right now are driving and

we've seen a mess on the roads. Overnight flooding, a threat for millions across the northeast, drivers navigating

rain-soaked streets in New York City.

Remnants of the storm making for mayhem in South Dakota. After 17 inches of snow fell, drivers forced to abandon their cars after sliding off Interstate 90.

Semi-trucks jacknifing, this one completely flipped over.

In Missouri, snowfall reducing visibility for drivers to less than a mile.

And in the skies, another busy travel day expected.

Travel trouble's not limited to weather, Southwest Airlines encountering a number of bird issues this past week.

A Southwest flight bound for Austin.

We had a big flock of birds we went through and they'd even hit one there.

Turned around and returned to Fort Lauderdale yesterday following a bird strike shortly after

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