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DETROIT (AP) – Latest news of a storm in the Midwest and New England (all local times):
3:20 pm
A United Airlines plane skidded off a runway. Landing at O & # 39; Hare, Chicago International Airport in snow and ice weather.
Fire officials in Chicago said the incident occurred Saturday morning. No injuries were reported. The flight arrived at the airport from Phoenix and 129 people were there.
A huge snowstorm has brought up to 25 inches of snow in parts of the Midwest and is expected to hit the Northeast Sunday. .
The storm caused the cancellation of nearly 1,000 flights at Chicago airports on Saturday. The average delay at O. Hare International Airport was nearly one hour Saturday afternoon.
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1:30 pm
Some Midwesterners do not let a winter snow storm keep them indoors.
Celeste Tremmel was out in Detroit on Saturday to train for a marathon. Aged 56, he slowly crossed the snow several inches deep. She says, "When you run a marathon, you run no matter how long it does."
Tremmel said that running in the snow was "like running in the sand, so you had to go much more slowly "but" the worst is 40 degrees, wind and hail.
Many people in the Midwest woke up Saturday to see a layer of snow or ice. Areas where the storm had already left by midday were subject to cold, bitter winds.
The storm was heading northeast and New England. The snow can reach up to 46 centimeters in the north of New England.
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12:50 pm
New Englanders are preparing to receive up to 46 centimeters of snow in the North Region after a snow and snow-covered storm over the major part of the Midwest
The National Weather Service said the southern parts of New England could see several inches of snow and up to 1.25 centimeters of ice.
Utility companies are getting ready, particularly in parts of Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island where snow is expected to be followed by rain, sleet and freezing rain on Sunday morning.
The service provides the deepest snow for Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
In the Midwest, many people woke up Saturday under the sign of heavy snowfall that forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights and rendered driving dangerous. Areas in the Midwest where the storm system had already moved around noon are subject to extremely cold and cold winds.
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10:15
Residents of parts of the Midwest woke up with a heavy, continuous fall. The snow forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights and rendered driving dangerous.
More than 460 flights were canceled Saturday morning at the O. Hare International Airport in Chicago. Chicago Midway International Airport also canceled about 50 flights.
Due to the slush, many motorists were traveling well below the speed limits indicated along the highways.
Snowfall is part of a dangerous weather wall. Dakotas, in the Great Lakes States and in New England. The National Meteorological Service warned that the situation in the north-east "could approach the criteria of the blizzard".
The storm is expected to bring up to 25 inches of snow in the Midwest before covering the northeast Sunday. [19659002] ___
00:15
A winter storm approaches New England after the snow spill and the slowdown in movement of Midwestern and Plains residents.
The National Weather Service issued weekend storm warnings from the Dakotas, across the Great Lakes states and in the Northeast. Forecasters have said at one point that conditions in New England "could come close to the criteria of the snowstorm".
Authorities in Omaha, Nebraska, closed Friday's Eppley Airfield after the freezing rain slid a Southwest Airlines flight.
The Chicago Aviation Department announced that more than 300 flights at O 'Hare and Midway's airports had been canceled as of Friday night.
The storm was to result in up to 25 inches of rain. snow in the Midwest before hitting the northeast Sunday. In New York, the worst of the storm is expected from Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon.
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