Snowfall in some parts of Ohio, New York and North Carolina is close to two feet
As of 10 a.m. ET this morning, Ohio’s Harpersfield has received 22.5 inches of snow from a winter storm, according to the National Weather Service.
As of Monday, 1,300 flights had already been canceled
As of 8:45 am ET, more than 1,300 flights had been canceled in the United States due to the winter storm moving northeast, according to the website. FlightAware.
Charlotte Douglas International Airport More than 200 airports have been canceled, following airports in Washington, DC and New York City.
Nearly 600 U.S. flights have been delayed.
Ohio warns motorists to stay off the roads as vehicles are stuck everywhere
Ohio Department of Transportation Warning to drivers to avoid traveling on Monday “Snow is still coming down hard in some parts of northeastern Ohio.”
The department also said conditions were improving in the western and central parts of the state, trying to clear the lanes for drivers, saying in a tweet that “almost 1,000 workers are still on the road since Sunday afternoon.”
Fox8 is Posted pictures Cleveland police officers try to move the car out of the snow, while the station’s traffic correspondent Patti Hurgan says vehicles are stuck “everywhere.”
Two people have been killed in a winter storm in North Carolina
A winter storm that swept through North Carolina and southeastern Sunday is now said to have caused two deaths.
A 41-year-old man and woman from South Carolina were killed in a crash on I-95 near Rocky Mount on Sunday morning in the “winter rain mix” area. WNCN North Carolina State Highway Patrol cited and reported.
A preliminary investigation has revealed that the blue Honda CRV left the road on the left and hit several trees in the middle, according to a report by the Highway Patrol.
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More than a foot of snow is expected in the Northeast on Monday.
As of 7:20 a.m. ET, dozens of counties from South Carolina to Maine were under winter weather warnings and advice.
North Carolina records maximum snowfall, followed by Georgia’s Tennessee
The village of Flat Rock, NC, received more than 15 inches of snow during the winter storm, according to the National Weather Service.
Winter storms bring weather hazards to northeastern, New England
A powerful winter storm that brought record snow and ice to the south, hurricanes in Florida, hundreds of thousands of power outages and hurricane force winds along the coast, bringing many weather hazards to the Northeast and New England.
More than a foot of snow is possible in the interior of the Northeast.
There are concerns about flooding along the coast as strong winds push water from the Atlantic interior.
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Total snowfall for climate sites in the NYC region
The National Weather Service in New York released a total of snowfall for six “climate sites” in the NYC area late Sunday, including JFK, LaGuardia Airport and NYC / Central Park.
“All climate sites have turned to rain. No additional snowfall is expected,” the NWS wrote.
Flights continue to be canceled Monday amid mid-winter storms
More than a thousand flights were canceled on Monday as winter storms moved across eastern America
As of 3:00 a.m., more than 1,200 flights had been canceled, including 207 at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina. FlightAware.
Meanwhile, at least 78 flights have been canceled so far at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Virginia.
The East Coast sees thousands without power in the midst of a winter storm
Millions of people were without electricity early Monday morning as the winter storm continued to hit the east coast.
As of Monday morning, more than 60,000 people in North and South Carolina were without electricity, according to the website. PowerOutage.us.
There were more than 27,000 customers without electricity in Georgia, and at least 25,000 in Pennsylvania.
Snowfall and snow forecast until Tuesday morning
The National Weather Service’s Meteorological Center released important news about the storm on Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), “impacts will be felt in 20 or more states from the eastern Tennessee Valley to the Carolina Piedmont, then toward the Appalachians, the Mid-Atlantic and northeastern north”.
The winter storm was covered with snow in the south, with rain in the northeastern parts of the coast
A weekend winter storm with more than a foot of snow in the southern and central Atlantic states moves north over the east coast. Snow continues to accumulate throughout the interior while all areas near the beach see all the rain.
Washington, Philadelphia and New York City will be dry Monday morning, but winds will be 20-40 mph. – Hillary Andrews
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