Crews are working hard to get flights off the ground on Monday at Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
Over the weekend, there were hundreds of cancellations because of the winter weather. Crews worked to clear the runways and pour brine along the roads leading to the airport to keep operations running as smoothly as possible.
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However, the scale of the massive winter storm and its grip across large swaths of the country meant there were still bumps in the road.
On Monday, dozens of flights were canceled and others were delayed as of 11 a.m.
At one point, there were more than 300 flight cancellations out of RDU.
The main impacts we have seen today are for passengers flying through major hubs that have also been impacted by this icy weather.
A lot of folks we talked to say flights to Dallas and Charlotte have been heavily disrupted in particular.
One passenger we talked to said he has dealt with at least six canceled flights as he tries to get home to Vermont.
"We were supposed to leave yesterday and then they canceled so many times," said Hakeem Zaribu. "So I had to call them just to rebook a flight. It was crazy. It was really crazy."
They're encouraging passengers to stay in touch with airlines for the latest flight status info.
Passenger volumes are low on Monday as fliers remain cautiously optimistic their travels won't be disrupted.