Winter Storm Cora has continued to maneuver east, leading to a whole lot of flight disruptions at main hubs.

Following hundreds of cancellations in Dallas this week, the storm has now triggered important disruptions throughout the Southeast. According to flight tracker FlightAware, Hartsfield-Jackson Worldwide Airport (ATL) canceled 383 flights on Friday. Charlotte Douglas Worldwide Airport (CLT) was not a lot better off, canceling 293 flights.

According to the National Weather Service, a harmful combination of snow and ice stretched from Arkansas via Virginia, whereas Atlanta has seen one to 4 inches of snow in some areas and as much as two-tenths of an inch of ice. 

“Vital ice accumulation on energy strains and tree limbs might trigger widespread and long-lasting energy outages,” the NWS in Atlanta warned. “Journey could possibly be practically not possible.”

In Charlotte, snow and sleet accumulations of as much as two inches with as much as 1 / 4 of an inch of ice are anticipated. 

CLT stated it could work with practically 40 snow elimination and de-icing automobiles to make sure protected and environment friendly operations.

“As winter climate approaches, #CLTairport will stay open and operational, regardless of the circumstances,” the airport wrote in a post on X. “Moreover, all parking tons and decks will stay open and might be pretreated to attenuate the affect of ice and snow. Passengers are inspired to examine with their airline for flight standing updates earlier than arriving on the Airport.”

In the meantime, Dallas Fort Value Worldwide Airport has nonetheless has over 200 flight cancellations.

A number of airways, together with Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, American Airlines, JetBlue, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Frontier Airlines, and Alaska Airlines, have issued flight waivers for the Southeast in response to the winter storm.

Texas-based American has essentially the most flight cancellations at over 500.

Winter Storm Cora is anticipated to affect the Southeast all through Friday, with winter climate alerts in Atlanta, Birmingham, Charlotte, Little Rock, Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, and Raleigh, according to The Weather Channel. Precipitation ought to finish by Saturday. Presently, just a few flights are canceled at Hartsfield-Jackson Worldwide and Charlotte Douglas Worldwide for Saturday, Jan. 11.