Winter storm warnings until Tuesday afternoon By ABC News

Overnight a winter white out. Wow’s out in full force, trying to keep up with a massive amount of snowfall expected through Tuesday. We might be stuck, drivers braving the treacherous road conditions. While others are forced to pull over. And wait, it out in Ohio cars, spinning, trying to get traction. Any way they can this man jumping on the back of a bumper of that SUV trying to help the tires. Dig in, While others ended up in the median traffic, backed up for hours after a fatal wreck.

They’re Nor’easter, could bring blizzard-like conditions to New York and New Jersey, both wearing a state of emergency, the Big Apple, halting covid vaccinations. Even for those with scheduled appointments across the Northeast, thousands of flights are now cancel at JFK alone, more than 800 flights travel effects from this storm will last for days. No, emergencies are also in effect for Boston and Philadelphia more than 250 Rex reported across Virginia. This

Fire truck flipping over. Fortunately, no serious injuries there. Chicago now digging out from just under a foot of snow there. S snow storm in less than a week. These officers out to help stranded drivers teaming up to push their own SUV back on the road and well, here in Philadelphia. They are trying to get around as best. They can. It is sleeting. It’s been sleeping for the last several hours. Now, the buses are still running here on Market Street, but it is certainly very very

Slick. This is Independence national park with Independence. Hall there, the snow 3, maybe 4 inches of it. But most of it is now sleet, that is going to change over to snow as the cold air because the work in here but it’s been all snow just north of here. A foot of snow in New Jersey and you’ll get at least that it looks like in New York City. Let’s go over the impacts of this. All the big cities from Los Angeles and San Francisco to Chicago and DC here in Philly, New York, Boston. Everybody getting a piece of this storm. It seems like before it heads out to sea and that’s not

Got to be for another two days. So from Georgia to Maine, we have winter weather advisories and the areas will be most impact with hazardous travel and some power outages right along the New York. Metropolitan area that tri-state area, including northeast Pennsylvania, and maybe even some spots just north of the city with blizzard conditions and times World be impossible to travel. That would be later on this afternoon and tonight. It’s as close to load begins to pick up steam. That’ll bring in more cold. Air along I-95 at least here in the southern part of

Eastern part of it, Connecticut Up To Boston. Stays mostly about mix enough to where it won’t be as great of an accumulation, but good. See 3 to 6 inches there. Look at this 12 plus inches. Just west of New York City. Probably in New York City. I think they’ll see 12 to maybe 18 inches of snow north of that 12 to 24 inches of snow. And it’s it for the most part. It’s kind of a heavy snow. So difficult, certainly to get out there. All right, little shop for you from Surfline, their New Jersey. Inland flowered coastal. Flooding is going to be a problem, Big Surf, obviously not a great Beach day, but sir.

Only coastal flooding from the Delmarva all the way up through parts of DownEast. Maine 1 to 2 inches 2 feet of inundation there in some roadways flooded. All right, that’s because of the wind, it’s going to crank. We will see blizzard conditions at times, especially along the coastline. Look at that near 70 mile per hour, wind in Montauk. They are on the Eastern end of Long Island’s, later on this afternoon, and through tonight. And then tomorrow whining down a little bit but winter storm. Warnings are posted really till at least 10:00 a.m. Tomorrow, if not 1 p.m. In the afternoon, it will take some time for this thing to get through and that’s really the

The Hallmark of this storm is the duration of it and not just hear the Northeast but it started a week ago, Diane in California. So a huge swath of the country, getting a piece of this storm and it’s far from over here. And the Northeast Diane senior meteorologist, Rob Marciano. Good thing. You have that beard to keep your face warm Rob.

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