Adam Klotz

The effects, though, we'll be seeing certainly late into next week.

Anywhere from 12 to 18 inches of snow.

It includes Philadelphia, New York.

Getting up towards Boston, wouldn't be surprised if they see a little bit more snow than that.

And it's not just the snow, it's the winds.

The winds are going to be intense with this system as we're looking at times 40, 50, 60 miles an hour.

The first blizzard warning in New York City since March of 2017.

That blizzard warning includes coastal areas of New Jersey, getting up into Connecticut as well.

Winter storm warnings around that.

So this is going to be fairly widespread.

March 2017, that is the last time New York City saw a blizzard warning.

We have one out there right now, including much of the New Jersey coast, getting into portions of Connecticut.

All areas kind of right along the coast that the weather looks like it could be the worst, but it is going to stretch up and down the I-95 corridor, and it really is kind of an all-day event.

You're already seeing some of that heavy snow from D.C., Philadelphia, running up to New York.

This lasts throughout the day on Sunday, Sunday night, and then through a large chunk of Monday as well, Monday morning, and then taking the entire day to clear on out.

So this is going to be a fairly long event.

All along the New Jersey coast, including New York City, a blizzard warning is currently in effect.

So we could be talking about some really big snow.

A blizzard really is talking about whiteout.

conditions, though, so visibility could really drop.