KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Extreme winter weather and Blizzard Warnings have halted travel plans across the Kansas City metro this weekend. Starting on Saturday afternoon, freezing rain coated cars, roadways, train tracks and runways with a thick layer of ice. Then, as we looked into Sunday morning, heavy winds and snow began piling up, leaving some parts of the metro with chances of 10 to 15-inch totals by Monday morning. View the latest Weather Alerts in the Kansas City region on FOX4 This winter storm has caused flights at MCI and train routes at Amtrak stations to cancel their Sunday schedules and routes. So, if you think you'll be affected by the travel delays, here's everything you need to know: KANSAS CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Almost all flights arriving at MCI have been canceled until about 5 p.m. Sunday, according to flight schedules listed Sunday morning. As for flights departing MCI, all have been canceled for Sunday. Any delays and cancelations will be updated on each airline’s app before posting on the airport’s flight information boards. SNOW PLOW TRACKER: What roads are being cleared in the Kansas City metro? AMTRAK ROUTES Amtrak has issued a mass service route adjustment across the country, specifically in Missouri, due to Winter Storm Blair. According to its website, both Missouri River Runner trains, 311 and 316, have been canceled between St. Louis and Kansas City. As well as this, both Lincoln Service Missouri River Runner Trains, 318 and 319, have also been canceled between Kansas City and Chicago. There are no updates for Monday or Tuesday, however, Amtrak has already been canceling routes in other parts of the United States. Amtrak encourages travelers to check train schedules and prepare for future cancellations by checking X or visiting its website for current updates. Live Updates: Blizzard Warning in Kansas City **This will be updated every hour with any additional cancellations or delays.