As much as 1.000 flights has been canceled due to snow storm that hit US

News24xx.com - At least 1,000 flights are canceled due to the severe winter storm that hit the southeastern United States at the weekend. Flight tracking site, Flight Aware, reported that a thousand flights that were supposed to depart from Charlotte International Airport are canceled due to bad weather.

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Meanwhile, Amtrak also canceled or changed services for a number of train departures until Tuesday. This storm first formed off the Texas coast early in the week. The storm then moved eastward, hitting parts of Arkansas and Tennessee with hail.

Quoting The Straits Times, more than 310 thousand homes experienced electricity outages on Sunday, December 9th 2018 morning. Authorities reported hundreds of accidents throughout the region when snowfall fell. Highways throughout the southeast region are frozen and covered in snow. A driver was killed when his car was hit by a tree outside Charlotte.

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NBC reported that an 18-wheeled truck was found sinking in a river in Kinston, North Carolina, on Sunday morning. Warnings against the dangers of winter storms are still in place for most of North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.

Hail is expected to continue to hoard snow until Monday, adding at least five centimeters of snow after more than 30 centimeters of snow was buried over the weekend. The impact of the storm is also expected to last for days.

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