my hubby is in shreveport for an int..has his flight from dalls to nyc tonite...with all the news abt thunderstorms hails and rain i am scared abt his drive from shreveport to dallas and abt his air travel...any advices fro us...thanks in advance..am very scared..i want him to reach me soon safe and well...i love him so much..thanks..

As long as he is careful and cautious, he should be fine. There are no storms near Dallas yet. Just a little mist. I'm sure he'll be fine.

As long as he is okay driving in hard rain he should be okay. They will not let his flight go out however if the weather is too bad. I was actually stuck in DC 3 weeks ago because of the weather in Dallas... but they let us leave as soon as the weather got better. As a girl from Oklahoma, trust me he will be just fine.

He can always take a hotel for the night to be safe=)

It will be fine. I fly constantly and have flown in bad weather. The air travel will be fine - if it's not safe to fly, then the airlines will delay or cancel the flight. There might be turbulence but like I said the airlines won't fly if it's not safe.

Positive will give you positive atmosphere,trust me it is oke ,and just small information ,the safest place from thunder is inside the car anyway

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I do not know about you but when a worry like this comes every once in a while, I am reminded of the most famous promise from the Bible...I think it is Isaih 54..." No weapon formed formed against you shall ever prosper...". Meditate on this promise as much and your husband will be safe. I too will agree with you in this prayer. Have you forgotten that when two or three agree on any prayer, it shall be done for sure? In any case there are no storms in Dallas as yet.

Well I'm sure he'll be fine with his driving travel. Driving through thunderstorms is no big deal. But as for his air travel, I can't make any promises. I don't trust planes ONE BIT. Good luck to you