Following a freezing winter storm that wreaked havoc across the South, warmer weather is slowly bringing relief as snow and ice begin to melt. Crews have been working tirelessly to restore power to affected areas, with significant progress made in North Carolina and South Carolina. In Atlanta, where around 1,000 flights were cancelled or delayed on Saturday, airport officials have cleared all roadways and parking lots of snow, ensuring that all runways are operational.
According to a press release from The City of Atlanta Government, power has been restored to 97% of Georgia Power customers by Sunday. The storm, which brought heavy snow and freezing rain, has now moved out of the region, allowing for a gradual thawing process.
