Megyn Kelly

Frozen tree limbs snapping, bringing down lines.

About one million customers losing power across the South at certain points over the weekend, according to the AP.

Many school districts around the country announcing closures or remote learning today.

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citing dangerous travel conditions and power concerns.

Houston, Dallas, Charlotte, Philadelphia, Boston, Memphis, Nashville, and Baltimore, among those canceling classes entirely,

Travel disruptions compounding through the weekend.

FlightAware.com reporting more than 19,000 delays and over 12,000 cancellations yesterday alone.

The New York Times reporting yesterday had the most flight cancellations of any day since the early days of the pandemic.

LaGuardia Airport in New York closing Sunday afternoon through the evening.

CBS News reporting at the time of the cancellation, more than 90% of flights had already been canceled.

At least 24 states are under emergency weather declarations, emergency crews working round the clock to clear roads and restore power.

The Weather Channel reporting the storm is expected to linger across parts of the Northeast.

Much of the country remains in winter storm and ice warnings, with officials stressing the importance of checking local forecasts and advisories.

Rock climber Alex Honnold, who famously climbed the 3,000-foot El Capitan rock face in Yosemite National Park without ropes, making history again, successfully summiting one of the world's tallest buildings without any safety equipment.

Honnold taking on Taipei 101, the iconic 1,667-foot-tall building in Taiwan.

Though the skyscraper is significantly shorter than El Capitan, the challenge presenting unique risks.

Glass and steel offering less friction than a rock face, making slipping far more likely.

Honnold beginning the climb early Sunday morning local time.