After two days of complete paralysis of the East Coast, including the New York area: the weather is expected to improve, airports could reopen after thousands of canceled flights, and the subway is partially back in operation. But is there another storm coming?
More than 5,000 flights to and from the United States were canceled or delayed due to a strong winter storm that hit the East Coast. Which airport is the "king of cancellations," and how long will the storm last?
New York City's emergency management agency warns of dangerous conditions, while flights from major airports are being delayed
Unusual snowstorm forces New York to shut down traffic, cancel schools, and suspend public services until Monday at noon New York time. The state of emergency will last five days unless lifted earlier. The storm is also expected to disrupt aviation operations
Storm Pedro brings heavy snow, strong winds, and flooding risks across France. Authorities warn of avalanches in the Alps and coastal storm surges; authorities urge extreme caution if traveling or hiking in the mountains
Severe winter weather in Vienna leads to widespread flight cancellations. Passengers are warned to confirm schedules with airlines before traveling
Bucharest faced the most severe winter episode of the season. Romania's capital Red and Orange Codes brought massive snowfall, which led to heavy traffic on major boulevards, snow removal interventions at Otopeni Airport, and cancelled flights
The National Weather Service warns of extreme conditions across the United States, with wildfire risk in the Plains and heavy snow and strong winds disrupting travel in western and northern regions
The new Weizmann Institute of Science study finds that storm tracks are shifting faster than predicted, accelerating extreme warming and drying. "Since the shift we observe here is not due to natural variability in the system, the future shift may be larger than currently predicted"
Several airlines were forced to divert their flights after takeoff and landing conditions at the airport in the German capital were not possible last night. As of this morning, it is still unknown when BER will return to normal operations
Severe winter weather in Vienna leads to widespread flight cancellations. Passengers are warned to confirm schedules with airlines before traveling
The new Weizmann Institute of Science study finds that storm tracks are shifting faster than predicted, accelerating extreme warming and drying. "Since the shift we observe here is not due to natural variability in the system, the future shift may be larger than currently predicted"
Several airlines were forced to divert their flights after takeoff and landing conditions at the airport in the German capital were not possible last night. As of this morning, it is still unknown when BER will return to normal operations
Miami is experiencing record-low temperatures, resulting in delays and cancellations at the airport. The cancellations are also affecting baggage handling, and passengers are urged to check flight status with their airline
After a day of heavy rain in a short period of time and winds reaching close to 100 km/h, Greek authorities have issued new weather warnings for large parts of the country
Berlin-Brandenburg Airport (BER) has issued a special weather warning, mentioning expected disruptions to its operations. Many flights were canceled and delayed throughout the morning, including flights to and from Canadian airports: "Extreme cold is causing delays"
Greek authorities have issued several warnings of severe weather expected to hit large parts of the country for a short period of time. Last week, mobile phone alerts were sounded due to previous storm warnings
Heavy snow and temperatures the likes of which are almost unheard of in the United States, in one of the most severe storms to hit North America in recent years. Authorities are reporting widespread power outages and transportation disruptions that could last for days. Air travel disruptions also continue
Following emergency alerts sent to their phones, residents of the Greek capital experienced a fully-blown storm with strong winds and over 140 mm of rain falling in a short time, causing flooding throughout the city
Severe warnings have been issued in the capital city of Athens; tourists should prepare for heavy rains that could lead to flooding, as well as thunderstorms. Additional warnings have also been issued for other parts of the country
