Winter Storm Disrupts Travel Across U.S.

A potent winter storm is causing significant travel disruption across the U.S., particularly in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions, with snowfall reaching up to a foot in some areas. In Washington, D.C., Metrobus services are operating under a Severe Snow Plan, and Reagan National Airport has reported over 400 flight cancellations. New York City launched its congestion pricing plan, which may face traffic challenges due to light snow forecasted for Monday morning. The National Weather Service has warned of treacherous travel conditions, with reports of dangerous ice and snow throughout the central U.S. and into Kentucky, where over 60 million people are under various winter weather warnings. Officials advise staying off the roads if possible to allow for safer snow removal operations, as conditions are expected to worsen with ongoing snowfall.