Thousands of flights cancelled as snowstorm kills eight overnight
Briefly

Winter Storm Enzo has caused a historic snowstorm in the Southeast, impacting recreational and travel activities. The storm began in Texas and Louisiana, bringing record snowfall to states like Mississippi and Alabama. Travel disruptions peaked with nearly 2,000 flights canceled, prompting airlines to advise travelers to check flight statuses. Some areas have seen significant snowfall, with New Orleans experiencing its first measurable snow in over ten years. The storm has tragically resulted in eight fatalities due to traffic incidents and extreme cold, highlighting the severe nature of this weather event.
This is a white-out in New Orleans, this is a snow-a-cane,' David Delio, a high school teacher from The Big Easy, told CBS. 'We've had tons of hurricane days but never a snow day.'
Winter Storm Enzo swept into Texas and Louisiana early Tuesday morning and then tracked eastward across the Gulf Coast, bringing severe winter weather to Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, the Carolinas and Virginia.
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