So much for their good intentions: JetBlue canceled 68 flights out of JFK this morning due to an overnight snowstorm that dropped a measly 2-4 inches on New York.

In the headlines this weekend: continued fallout from the JetBlue fiasco, planning a different kind of Spring Break, with a few tropical beaches thrown in for good measure, and the New York Times’ guide to cruising.

Poor JetBlue – the friendly little budget-carrier-that-could has spent the past week publicly flailing.

The announcement came a week later than expected, but yesterday Al Gore went public with plans for the “Live Earth” concerts that will happen on July 7

The view out of the blogcentral window right now is making Forbes’ list of the “Most Romantic Beaches” very appealing right now. Why look at soggy, grey midtown Manhattan when you can look at Bora Bora, or Costa Rica?

Only a month into the new year, people everywhere are staking out the nicely mnemonic date of 07/07/07 (and all those lucky sevens) for their own purposes.

It looks like it can’t be real, but I’m going to take the people at NASA at their word.

Unsurprisingly, Punxsutawney, PA’s rodent-in-residence has predicted an early spring this year. As if the cherry blossoms blooming in Brooklyn and the flowers springing up in the Alps in January weren’t already clear signs.

The saturday before last, it hit 70º in New York City, but lately things have been suitably wintry. It would be a relief, if I hadn’t just found out that it snowed in Los Angeles yesterday.

Another look at how the Web 2.0 captured holiday weekend travel traumas: flickr may have the Denver blizzard, but YouTube has footage of the fog that shut down Heathrow.