After the paralysis of flights… expectations of a decline in the impact of snow in South America

Snow and ice impacts in the southern United States are expected to slowly ease as the weekend continues.
Flights continued to be disrupted at many major airports, such as Atlanta and Charlotte, North Carolina, on Saturday.
While temperatures are expected to drop after sunset, which increases the risk of melting snow freezing, making roads dangerous.

Flight delays

While flights were operating, airlines had already added more cancellations and delays after air travel slowed Friday due to bad weather.
By 10 a.m. Saturday local time, more than 300 flights had been canceled at Atlanta Airport, while more than 250 other flights were delayed, according to the flight tracking program (FlightAware).
More than 200 flights were canceled at Charlotte Airport, while the takeoff of more than 100 other flights was delayed, and school was canceled on Friday for millions of children from Texas to Georgia to South Carolina.