The new NAM came in and just crushes southern New England, Eastern PA, New Jersey, Delaware and eastern Maryland with heavy snow and blizzard conditions tomorrow. This is going to be a storm to remember the way I see it. Places across central PA will still get close to a 10 inches of wind blown snow.

Right now the storm is a little disorganized, but give it time for the upper low to catch up with the storm for the storm to explode into the blizzard. Things will get wild during the morning so get ready....

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No changes on the snow map. I like what I have.. Here's the first video of the day. Due to the work load, I will do my best to keep you up to date on things...

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THIS WILL BE A NASTY BIG DADDY FOR MANY...

The storm is taking shape across the eastern Texas at this hour. What I hope people understand is just how bad this storm may become, especially across the mid-Atlantic and New England. The combination of wind, snow and falling temperatures will create the kind of blizzard conditions one sees in the High Plains. If you get stuck in the heart of the storm and you are not prepared, you can suffer some bad consequences. I am not trying to hype the storm, but to make sure that people across eastern Pennsylvania, Maryland, northern Virginia, New Jersey, southeastern New York, southern New England and even back into central Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, southern Michigan and northern Illinois that weather will be at its most extreme.

As for snow amounts, I like my map that I issued today. Many places will get 6-12 inches of snow from the Midwest to the mid-Atlantic, and the I-95 corridor from D.C. to Boston is where the big snows of over 12 inches will occur. Philly and NYC will get close to 20 inches of wind-blown snow that will shut the cities down late Wednesday. I would suggest staying home Wednesday because the commute home is going to be very bad. Even southern New England will get into the blizzard.

If you compare this to the last storm, I would say that potentially, the storm coming can be much worse and would really be what I call a true blizzard.....

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A WORSE STORM FOR PHILLY AND NYC COMPARED TO THE LAST ONE...

Below are my snow maps for the two storms coming this week. Over two dozen cities will be affected by snow this week. As for the blizzard, the combination of snow, high winds and falling temps will create worse conditions for areas across eastern PA, MD, NJ, southern New England and southeast NY. This is going to be a very bad storm compared to the last one in regards to the overall weather conditions....

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