Snow, sleet, rain hit southeastern United States
Rain, sleet and snow have covered the southeastern United States as a winter storm combining high winds and ice hit the US East Coast over the holiday weekend.
The storm will impact the eastern United States on Sunday into Monday, the National Weather Service said. The highest snowfall totals were expected along the spine of the Appalachians as well as across the lower Great Lakes. The most significant icing was expected over the Carolinas, with significant impacts to travel across those regions, the NWS said. About 74 million people were under winter weather alerts as of Saturday evening, according to NWS.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp tweeted on Sunday that people should avoid non-essential travel in areas impacted by the storm. The governors of Georgia, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina had declared emergencies due to the storm.
Airlines canceled over 2,700 US flights on Sunday due to the storm.
(Source: Reuters)
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