reporter: in plano, texas, people caught cascades of ice shooting down from rooftops. oh my god. reporter: another storm is wreaking havoc across much of the nation t. frej id storm put dallas in a deep freeze over the weekend and made a mess from the ohio valley to the northeast. road crews were out in full force plowing and salting streets. we re not going to stop working until the roads are clear. it made for treacherous conditions on roadways. it s been rough. i think every year people noerth e forget how to drive in the snow. it caused this 50 car pileup on the pennsylvania turnpike killing at least one person. roads in the milwaukee area also had their share of problems. three separate wrecks involving over 100 cars, semi trailers snack 95ed causing a number of injuries. it was bad. you could barely see up the
from rooftops. oh my god. reporter: another winter storm is wreaking havoc across much of the nation. the frigid storm put dallas in a deep freeze over the weekend and made a mess from the ohio valley to the northeast. road crews were out in full force plowing and salting streets. we re not going to stop until the roads are clear. reporter: the wintry mix created treacherous conditions on major roadways. it s been rough. every year people forget how to drive in the snow. reporter: the dangerous mix of snow and ice caused this 50-car pile-up on the pennsylvania turnpike, killing at least one person. roads and highways in the milwaukee area also had their share of problems, three separate wrecks involving over 100 cars, buses in ditches, semitrailers jack-knifed, causing a number of injuries. it was bad. you could barely see up the road, just swerving through cars, dodging cars and we ended up in a ditch. reporter: heavy snow was the headline in at least four nfl
which a massive winter storm, icing the east coast, air travel is an absolute nightmare. more than 1,100 flights already scrubbed today following 2,100 flights cancelled on sunday. if that s not good, people have been forced to sleep on cots at the airport a. highway nightmare from wisconsin to maryland. hundreds of wrecks. dozens deadly. we have this storm covered beginning which meteorologist indra petersen. how is it looking now? no stranger to travel delays. ten hours i was stuck last week on the tarmac. i know i was not alone. this storm wreaked havoc which freezing rain, rain itself and snow and ice across a huge chunk of the country. snow, freezing rain and dangerous ice. oh! oh my god.
reporter: it s been treacherous conditions on the roadways. it s been rough. every year people forget how to drive in the snow. reporter: the dangerous mix of snow and ice caused this 50-car pile-up on the pennsylvania turnpike, killing at least one person. roads and highways in the milwaukee area also had their share of problems, three separate wrecks involving over 100 cars, buses in ditches, semitrailers jack-knifed, causing a number of injuries. it was bad. could you barely see up the road, just swerving through cars, dodging cars and we ended up in a ditch. reporter: heavy snow was the headline in at least four nfl games sunday, blowing snow made it nearly impossible for fans to tell exactly where the ball was. the football field looked more like ice rinks with players slipping and sliding. at the eagles/lions game snow measured as high as six inches in the middle of the field. the lions fumbled six times before halftime. we re still dealing with that second system her
i just don t understand why they can t get the ice off the runway. i m from canada. we ve got four, five feet of snow on the runway, boom, plows go by. i know it s for our own safety but it s getting a bit silly. reporter: mr. archibald is posting video updates on youtube chronicling his misadventure in north texas as he waits out the weather, he s amusing himself by interviewing other travelers stuck at the gates. i m going home. i don t like this place. reporter: oh you mean this isn t your home? it is right now. they say home is where you lay your head down. reporter: on friday, nearly 700 flights or about 90% of the total were canceled, about 400 more on sunday. these newlyweds were on their honeymoon and trying to get to cancun, mexico, when the storm grounded them. the couple from tokyo slept in chairs like so many others. some were lucky enough to get cots. the cancellations continued through the weekend while airport workers provided some