Onondaga County is expecting 20 to 30 inches of snow from a heavy lake-effect snowstorm, prompting officials to prepare a travel advisory and potentially an all-out travel ban, with emergency measures in place to manage the storm's impact.
A major winter storm brought blizzard conditions to Minnesota, leading to no-travel advisories across much of the state, numerous crashes, delays in public transit, and over 70 flight cancellations at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, with heavy snow and gusty winds expected to continue.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning and advisories for Colorado's mountains, with over a foot of snow expected in some areas and strong winds, making travel difficult or impossible, especially along the I-70 corridor and mountain passes.
New Jersey has declared a State of Emergency due to an approaching winter storm expected to bring snow and sleet, causing dangerous road conditions and impacting holiday travel, with restrictions on certain vehicles and ongoing monitoring of weather conditions.
The US has issued a Level 3 travel advisory for Madagascar due to rising crime, protests, and political unrest, warning travelers to reconsider trips, avoid demonstrations, and stay vigilant amid ongoing violence and instability.
Health officials are contacting guests who stayed at Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park between May 5 and July 27 due to potential rabies exposure from a bat colony in the lodge's attic, with precautions and treatment options provided for those at risk.
The CDC has issued a Level 2 health alert for Polio circulating in five European countries—Germany, Finland, Poland, Spain, and the UK—prompting travelers to ensure their vaccinations are up to date, especially since Polio can be asymptomatic but still contagious, and most adults are protected due to childhood vaccinations.
New York City is under flood and severe thunderstorm watches with heavy rain forecasted, prompting officials to advise residents to stay off roads, prepare for potential flooding, and stay vigilant, especially in low-lying areas, as up to 5 inches of rain could fall by Friday.
The NY Department of Health warns of potential measles exposure at two Capital Region hospitals after an adult traveler from Vermont with confirmed measles visited, emphasizing the importance of MMR vaccination and proactive measures to prevent spread, especially for travelers and unvaccinated individuals.
Iran's airspace has partially reopened as of July 2, 2025, but travel disruptions persist. U.S. citizens are advised to leave Iran promptly, avoid reliance on U.S. government assistance, and consider land routes through neighboring countries. Dual nationals should use Iranian passports for departure and be aware of potential detention risks. Internet access may be restricted, and travelers should stay informed through official channels and prepare for emergencies.
The US Department of State issued a worldwide security alert on June 22, 2025, advising US citizens abroad to exercise increased caution due to the Israel-Iran conflict causing travel disruptions and potential demonstrations against US interests.
The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem has issued a security alert due to ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran, leading to embassy closures, restricted travel, and heightened personal security measures for U.S. citizens in the region, with limited crossing and flight options available from Jordan and Egypt.
The U.S. Department of State has issued a travel advisory for Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza, warning against travel due to armed conflict, terrorism, and civil unrest, with specific restrictions for U.S. government employees and recommendations for travelers to exercise caution and stay informed about security developments.
The UK Foreign Office has advised against all travel to Israel and Iran due to escalating military tensions and regional instability, urging British nationals in the area to follow local authorities and monitor updates, amid recent missile exchanges and military actions involving Israel and Iran.
The CDC has issued a warning about dengue fever outbreaks in popular Caribbean and other international travel destinations, urging travelers to take precautions against mosquito bites and be aware of symptoms, as the disease can be severe and even fatal in some cases.