As Labor Day weekend winds down, travelers are being urged to plan their return trips carefully to avoid traffic congestion and weather-related delays.

Why It Matters

Labor Day is a federal holiday that celebrates the American labor movement and the contributions of workers. It also marks the unofficial end of summer, and millions of Americans are expected to return home from holiday getaways.

What To Know

The best times to hit the road are early in the day, with peak congestion expected midday on Monday. Weather conditions in parts of the South and Southwest are expected to further complicate travel, with flooding rain and thunderstorms forecasted through Monday. American Automobile Association (AAA) spokesman Jim Garrity advised motorists to adjust travel times and stay alert

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