NOBLES: The winter storm system that's moving east has now turned deadly. Officials confirm three people have died, one in a crash in Kansas, after a tree fell on her camper trailer in Louisiana. And another woman in Tennessee after walking through floodwaters. In the Midwest, whiteout conditions have made travel nearly impossible in some areas. In the south, millions remain under flood and flash watches. Overnight, 11 inches of rain fell in parts of Louisiana and Mississippi. CNN Meteorologist Allison Chinchar joins me now. Allison, what can people expect in the coming hours? It certainly seems messy out there.</s>ALLISON CHINCHAR, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Yes. We still have rain from Florida all the way up to Maine right now and some snow in areas of New Hampshire and Maine as well. This is where you have some of the heaviest rains, cities like Charlotte, Washington, D.C., and New York at this particular time. We zoom in further to the north, any travel plans through places like Providence, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, D.C., you are contending with that rain right now. We already have delays. This is likely to extend delays. Further south, good news for Atlanta and Birmingham, you're starting to see an end to that rain. But other cities, Raleigh, Charlotte, Tallahassee, some of the heaviest rain has yet to come for those areas. A lot of locations. Alabama and Mississippi have picked up eight inches of rain and some have picked up a foot of rain. That's why you have a lot of flood and flash flood watches in effect.
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