WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Severe winter weather is striking the U.S. South, normally immune to heavy snow and ice. CNN's Carl Rochelle is in the middle of the storm in Little Rock, Arkansas with more -- Carl.</s>CARL ROCHELLE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, at lunchtime today, there wasn't a flake of snow on the street out here and only a few cars coming by. Now just a little later, just a few hours later, we have four to five inches of snow, and it seems like everyone has come out to try to see what it's like to drive in it. The locals here told me they haven't seen snow like this for almost three years here, and everybody was looking forward to it. You there stuck in a traffic jam out here right across the street from the historic Capital Hotel. Well, it's not as just as if it were only here, it is moving south and to the east, toward Atlanta, where the Super Bowl is scheduled to be held this weekend. As some people said, well, they didn't send a Super Bowl team from Arkansas, but what the heck, they'd send some snow instead. So it may not affect the Super Bowl itself. The players can practice indoors and play indoors and stay out of the snow, but if you've got to get there, if you've got to fly from this part of the country, it may be tough for a day for two, particularly if you wanted to get in early for a day or two of Superbowl playing before all of that went together. You know, I left Washington, I thought I was getting away from the snow, and here it is. We are predicted to have another four to five hours of the snow that is falling now. They say light -- it's not light, it's coming down rather substantially -- and three to four inches in the streets, and that's only in four to five hours of falling snow. So weather, a big situation here in Little Rock, Arkansas. I'm Carl Rochelle, CNN, reporting live from Little Rock.</s>BLITZER: Thanks, Carl.
Severe Winter Weather Striking U.S. South