A winter storm expected to bring heavy snow to Philadelphia on Sunday is already impacting air travel. In Philadelphia and along the Interstate 95 corridor, expect 3-6 inches of snow to fall by the time the snowstorm wraps up Sunday night.

The winter storm hitting the tri-state area is significantly affecting air travel, causing cancellations and long delays for flights at John F. Kennedy, LaGuardia, and Newark airports. A handful of flights scheduled to depart the tri-state area have already been canceled,

With a winter storm moving through the tri-state Sunday afternoon, the New York City metro area’s three major airports were all seeing delays and cancellations. As of 2 p.m. Eastern, Newark Liberty International was seeing 254 cancellations into or out of the airport and another 82 delays Sunday,

"I'm sleeping with one eye open." The FOX 5 Storm Team is declaring Tuesday a Storm Alert Day for the threat of snow in metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Estimated forecast accumulation of snow is 4-8 inches,

Mayor Cherelle Parker announced a Snow Emergency beginning at 9 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19, in Philadelphia. As a result, all vehicles must be moved off Snow Emergency Routes throughout the city. Crews will begin removing snow from parking lanes on emergency routes and the Philadelphia Police Department will tow parked vehicles off emergency routes.