Snow cancellations and delays may be nothing new for the Northeast, but this weekend, large events in states like South Carolina, Georgia and Florida were canceled or postponed due to freezing temperatures.

Winter weather is expected to cause travel headaches on Saturday and Sunday from the coastal Carolinas to the Northeast and New England, Fox Weather reports.

Airlines canceled dozens of flights for Saturday and beyond in anticipation of extreme weather.

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As of Saturday around 3 p.m. EST, more than 12,000 U.S. flights Delay or cancellation According to FlightAware, there are northeasterly winds off the southeast coast.

This number includes total outages from Friday to Monday.

On January 26, drivers were driving on icy roads in Carrollton, Texas, as a winter storm swept through the area. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

In a surprising twist, there were massive flight cancellations in places like South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.

“Dangerous wind chills of eight degrees above zero can cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as 30 minutes.” National Weather Service said in a warning to many areas of Florida.

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“Frostbite and hypothermia can occur if unprotected skin is exposed to such temperatures…in young children, elder People experiencing homelessness are particularly vulnerable to the effects of the cold,” the National Weather Service also said.

Children’s activities across the Southeast have been affected. Even Disney and Universal Studios have closed their water parks.

A man walks on a residential street during snowfall in Brooklyn, New York, in January. (Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images)

Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon water park in Lake Buena Vista is closed due to arctic temperatures. Universal Studios Volcano Bay at Universal Orlando Resort is closed January 31 and February 1 due to extreme weather, Fox Business reported.

Zoo Miami was scheduled to remain open, but some animals were no-shows.

“They were left behind just to get the warmth they needed,” said Ron Magill, the zoo’s director of communications. WSVN reports.

According to reports, “Sunday’s forecast for Miami is 36, which would tie the low set in 1909.” Miami Herald.

Officials said the weather forecast for Miami, Florida, on Sunday could tie the lowest level set in 1909. (Giorgio Vieira/AFP via Getty Images)

Georgia has also closed many attractions. Georgia Aquarium, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Zoo Atlanta, Puppetry Center and Michael C. Carlos Museum All were reportedly closed on Saturday.

In North Carolina, Ringling Brothers, Barnum & Bailey Circus shows scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at First Horizon Arena in Greensboro were canceled as local officials declared a state of emergency and a snow emergency, according to the venue’s website.

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Here’s a sampling of other highly anticipated events or activities that have been canceled or postponed, based on the latest information available Saturday afternoon.

1. Polar Diving, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Due to freezing temperatures, people at Myrtle Beach’s annual polar dive experience cold atlantic Plans to raise money for the local Special Olympics were canceled.

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“Heavy snow, dangerously low temperatures and hazardous travel conditions are expected throughout the weekend,” organizers said. Those interested can still donate to the effort.

New York City streets in winter are filled with cars covered in snow. (Selçuk Akar/Anadolu, Getty Images)

“As this storm moves through our region, we strongly encourage everyone to stay home, stay warm, and stay safe,” the campaign’s website states.

2. Warrior Day, Atlanta, Georgia.

sports fan Looking forward to Warriors Day at Truth Park, they found themselves making other plans for the weekend.

BraveFest events sponsored by Delta Air Lines were canceled due to weather.

“Heavy snow, dangerously low temperatures and hazardous travel conditions are expected throughout the weekend,” organizers said.

“We are extremely excited to celebrate with the more than 76,000 fans who claimed tickets to the event,” a statement on the Atlanta Braves website said.

“However, given the expected impacts across the region, we want to ensure The safety of our fans They plan to come from all over to attend the event. ”

3. Aqueduct Racetrack weekend racing, Queens, New York

The New York Racing Association (NYRA) has canceled this weekend’s in-person racing at Aqueduct Race Course.

The New York Racing Association has canceled in-person racing at Aqueduct Race Course on Saturday and Sunday. (Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

The NYRA previously canceled events Wednesday through Friday, so there will be no in-person racing all week.

Aqueduct Racetrack said it would open up simulcasts for betting on races taking place elsewhere.

4. Penguin Diving Center, West Hartford, Connecticut

Connecticut is experiencing glacial temperatures in the teens on Saturday.

Organizers of the Penguin Plunge fundraiser have postponed the event on Sunday, February 1, which would have been the town’s first-ever event.

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Organized and supported by public security agencies Special Olympics Connecticutthe purpose of the event was to have police officers jump into a mobile diving pool at West Hartford City Hall to raise funds and awareness for the cause.

Anyone can still donate as they wish. The fundraiser has reportedly been postponed to March, but a specific date has not yet been announced.