Wild weather weekend: Nearly TWO THOUSAND flights canceled and TWO FEET of snow expected to fall in New England as winter storm that will affect 115 MILLION starts sweeping towards the Northeast
Two lines of storms are marching across the United States into the weekend
Nearly 2,000 flights have been canceled so far as the country braces itself for significant snow and ice
National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings from the Dakotas, across the Great Lakes states and into New England
Storm has led to slick roads and runways as it inches toward New England, where it’s forecast to dump up to two feet of snow
Larger ‘blockbuster’ storm will hit Midwest on Saturday and Northeast Sunday
Storms in California have killed five to date
DAILYMAIL.COM
19 January 2019
A winter storm started sweeping across the Midwest on Friday, leading to slick roads and runways, as it inched its way toward New England, where it was forecast to dump up to two feet of snow.
Nearly two thousand flights out of domestic airports have been canceled so far as the country braces itself for significant snow and ice, according to flight-tracking site FlightAware.com.
The storm led to slick roads and runways, as it inched its way toward New England, where it was forecast to dump up to two feet of snow over the long weekend for Martin Luther King Jr Day.
The National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings from the Dakotas, across the Great Lakes states and into New England.
The weather service at one point warned that conditions in New England over the weekend ‘could approach blizzard criteria.’ Ice was also a possibility in some areas in the storm’s path.
In Nebraska, where freezing drizzle was falling Friday afternoon, authorities closed Omaha’s Eppley Airfield after a Southwest Airlines plane slid off an ice-slicked runway. No one was injured.
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