According to the National Weather Service (NWS), a major winter storm warning is in effect from Georgia through Virginia on Saturday, Jan. 31. Heavy snow and gusty winds are forecast from the southern Appalachians in Georgia through coastal regions of the Carolinas and southeastern Virginia.

10:25 a.m. - Traffic Team 9’s Mark Taylor says more than 30 crashes have been reported in the Charlotte area. Some drivers are also seeing impassable roads, including a closure on Wendover Road due to slick conditions on a hill.

Rock Hill and York County saw several inches of snowfall and dangerously cold temperatures Jan. 31 as a second winter storm in a week passed through.

A Winter Storm Watch is in effect from 1 a.m. Saturday to 4 p.m. Sunday for all of southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina.

A potent winter storm is upending parts of the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic with snow, damaging winds and dangerous coastal flooding.

Due to inclement winter weather, all City of Columbia Parks and Recreation facilities and parks will be closed Sat., Jan. 31 and Sun., Feb. 1. Winter safety tips: https://t.co/wzw7srtSdx #TogetherWeAreColumbia pic.twitter.com/REMmukUpAN

On the heels of Winter Storm Fern, a strong storm will form off the East Coast this weekend that will bring snow, wind and coastal flooding. Blizzard conditions are even possible in a few areas.

An arctic blast brings below-freezing temperatures and snow to parts of Florida Saturday. There were reports of snow flurries in the Tampa Bay area. The last two times the area got snow was flurries in January 2010 and December 1989.

From digital meteorologist Rob Shackelford Winter Storm Gianna continues to impact the Carolinas, Virginina and eastern portions of Tennessee and Georgia. The highest snowfall totals of around 9 inches have been reported in eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina.