Millions face blizzard warnings and dangerous travel conditions as a major winter storm sweeps through the country from the Plains to the Mid-Atlantic.
A winter storm is bringing heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures to a large swathe of the United States, from the Plains to the mid-Atlantic. This includes major cities such as Kansas City, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Washington, D.C. Millions of people are under blizzard warnings, primarily in Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri.
The National Weather Service has warned of significant disruptions to daily life, including dangerous or impossible driving conditions and widespread closures, making travel very difficult to impossible. Parts of Virginia anticipate 5 to 12 inches of snow, while Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Philadelphia brace for snowy and icy conditions. Light snow is forecast for Northeast New Jersey, New York City, and Long Island tomorrow morning. The weather service acknowledges that most snowfall might concentrate in the south of the region, with the possibility of minimal snowfall in other areas. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear closed all state office buildings tomorrow due to the severe weather. Columbia Regional Airport in Missouri announced the cancellation of all American Airlines flights today. Indiana's Department of Homeland Security activated its State Emergency Operations Center in response to the impending storm. Governor Eric Holcomb also mobilized teams from the Indiana National Guard to provide highway assistance in areas expecting hazardous conditions. Winter weather causing heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures has also grounded flights at Kansas City International Airport
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