SNOWFALL from Winter Storm Jasper is over for much of the country, but freezing temperatures nationwide will leave dangerous travel conditions, risky roads and cancelled flights.
According to FlightAware, 213 flights in the US have already seen cancellations for Monday, with 535 more delayed.
Chicago’s O’Hare and Midway airports are the most impacted, with a total of 65 cancellations, and travelers at Newark, Houston and Atlanta airports are also facing cancelled flights.
Over the weekend, flights were canceled at airports in North Carolina,South Carolina, and Virginia as winter storm Jasper made landfall in those states.
Across the southeastern US and much of the Atlantic coast, freezing cold temps will keep slippery conditions locked in place, as an Arctic re-freezes precipitation on the roads.
With icy conditions and dangerous windchill in several parts of the country, the wintry weather began on Friday afternoon and will continue through the weekend.
The Carolinas took the brunt of the storm, with Charleston, South Carolina issuing its first winter storm watch since January 5, 2018.
Other parts of the country, including New Jersey, New York, Virginia, and Texas, can also expect freezing temperatures, and even chillier winds.
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