East coast winter storm update

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The Independent. Asheville Citizen-Times. Forecasters believe the storm could bring up to a foot of snowfall to the area of the Cornbelt between just north of Fargo, N. As the storm moves east, forecasters predict it will dip into the Tennessee Valley area bringing snow into Appalachia and cities as far south as Birmingham, Alabama and Atlanta, Georgia before moving into the Carolinas early Sunday and snaking up into the Northeast by Monday night.

Porter also predicted that air and road travel would be heavily disrupted over the holiday weekend, exacerbating existing supply chain problems for grocery stores, hospitals and COVID testing centers. Office of Personnel Management announced that federal offices in the D. Emergency employees and telework employees would continue to work, the OPM said on its website. Snow is accumulating fast wusa9 pic.

Several school districts in the region said they would be closed, delayed or have virtual learning Monday. Public Schools said students and staff wouldn't be returning to school until Thursday. And some , homes and businesses in Georgia were without power, according to PowerOutsge. Hundreds of people were stranded in a massive traffic jam across a mile stretch of Interstate 95 in Virginia, following a multi-vehicle accident that occurred Monday afternoon amid a heavy snowstorm. Virginia Sen.

Capitol building in Washington, D. I in Virginia reopened Tuesday night at about 9 p. We'll notify you here with news about. Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest?

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