寒潮来袭 欧洲多地交通受阻

Group 1: Air Travel Disruptions - Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, one of Europe's busiest hubs, canceled approximately 700 flights on January 5 due to heavy snowfall, with the airport closed until 12:00 GMT [2] - Air France-KLM Group announced plans to cancel at least 300 flights on January 6 at Schiphol Airport due to ongoing adverse weather conditions [2] - Paris airports were instructed to reduce flight operations by 15%, affecting both Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports [3] Group 2: Ground Transportation Impact - Heavy snowfall caused significant disruptions in ground transportation, with Paris public transport suspending dozens of bus routes and road congestion reaching nearly 1,000 kilometers, far exceeding the usual peak of about 300 kilometers [6] - All trains in the Amsterdam area were suspended, and the Dutch railway company planned to implement a "winter operation plan" to reduce train services [6] - The Eurostar service experienced cancellations and delays, with trains to the Netherlands terminating in Brussels instead [6] Group 3: Weather Conditions and Warnings - A cold wave swept across Europe, with temperatures dropping to as low as -30.6 degrees Celsius in areas bordering the Czech Republic and Germany [7] - The UK Met Office issued weather warnings for snow and ice in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England, predicting temperatures to drop below zero degrees Celsius [7] - France's meteorological agency issued an orange alert for snow and ice in several regions, including northwestern France, with temperatures expected to remain low [7]