All runways at Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) have reopened after they were closed Monday evening to allow crews to focus on snow removal and prevent refreezing amid plunging temperatures.

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) closed all its runways on Monday evening, citing icy conditions and snow. The area is experiencing inclement weather, with heavy snow accumulation on the airport’s runways, which need to be cleared.

Snow has closed the runway at Bristol Airport for the second time in recent days. The airport said flights have been suspended until 07:30 GMT after snow fell overnight in North Somerset and warned passengers to check their flight before travelling to the airport.

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) said it would close all its runways the evening of Jan. 6, 2025 to concentrate on snow removal after a winter storm moved across the region. DCA said crews also would be focused on preventing refreezing.

Airports in Manchester and Liverpool are resuming flights after they closed their runways due to heavy snowfall. Flights were delayed from taking off at both airports as travellers were advised to contact their airlines for details.

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Eyewitness video shows snow blanketing aircraft and the tarmac at Liverpool John Lennon Airport in northern England.

Heavy snowfall in the UK has caused the airports of Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds to close their runways. The bad weather is set to continue through Sunday with the country's weather service issuing a number of warnings.