The core of the cold is expected to pass over the Northeast and specifically, northern New England, bringing potentially the coldest weather that parts of the region have felt in decades. Wind chills could become 'dangerously cold,' it warned, and areas with fresh snow cover could also face brief whiteout conditions due to gusty winds accompanying the arctic front.įrigid temperatures are expected to 'engulf the Northeast and northern mid-Atlantic' by Friday, it said. 'The next impulse of arctic air to sweep into the nation from Canada is forecast to impact the northern Plains and Upper Midwest' on Thursday, it said. Clair Shores and 0.31 inch in Saline, the weather service said. Dallas Love Field had just under 30 cancellations, according to FlightAware.Īs the severe storm system exits over the Southeast, steady rain was likely Thursday from the lower Mississippi Valley to the Southeast, creating the possibility of isolated flooding, the weather service said. Ice totals included 0.1 inche in White Lake Township, 0.19 inch in Garden City and Pontiac, 0.2 inch in Howell, 0.3 inch in St. At least 257 of those cancellations were related to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, while 48 were listed at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. were canceled, according to the online flight tracker FlightAware. flight cancellations also appeared to dwindle after hundreds of flights were canceled this week due to the severe weather.Īs of early Thursday, just under 670 flights within, to and from the U.S. The utility company said some areas could be without power until Friday and noted that restoration efforts were also being hampered by accumulating ice and freezing temperatures.

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