Now, the airlines aren't necessarily canceling flights, but each is landing on a plane by plane basis, depending on visibility. Traveling the roadways may not be any easier. Lynchburg and the surrounding areas picked up anywhere from two to four inches since early this morning. Main roads were mostly clear, but some side streets were icy and area police responded to a few minor accidents. Two people were slightly injured in this crash on Wards Ferry Road in Lynchburg this afternoon.
Police say one of the drivers was unable to stop for a stop sign and slid into another car.
V-DOT says all main roads are clear, but secondary roads may have some slush. Crews have been putting down chemicals and salt and will monitor conditions throughout the night. The New River Valley received about three inches of the white stuff this morning. Schools in the New River Valley also were closed today, giving many an early start to the Christmas break. We'll keep you updated on school delays and closings tonight on News 7 at Eleven and News 7 Mornin.