Craig Allen

And down towards D.C.

at Washington National, it's 18.

Dulles, 17, also with wind chills currently in the single digits.

As for that storm, it's developing once again and definitely will form

Off the mid-Atlantic coastline, the question we have right now is whether or not that comes up the coast like it did last weekend, or whether or not it'll get pushed just slightly enough out to sea.

Something we will watch right through the next several days, and we'll talk about it more coming up in just a little bit.

Nathan and Karen?

The winter storm is now a couple hundred miles off the New England coast.

It's continuing to move away in the steady snow, sleet and ice.

It's long over but there still may be some snow showers around during the day.

No significant accumulations are expected but one or two of them may dust the ground all over again.

This after a solid 5 to 10 inches of snow in and around D.C., 10 to 15 inches around the New York City area, and 15 to 20 around Boston.

But there were some locales that measured close to 2 feet, especially up I-91, deeper into New England.

A dangerous layer of ice has capped that snow in many areas, and the problem is none of this is going to melt on its own.

Bitterly cold temperatures will remain through the week, and so will the snow.

It's over for New York City as well as down the pike all the way to Washington.

There still may be some snow showers, but no significant new snowfall totals coming out of this.

It could dust the ground, a couple of the snow showers that pass on through, but the storm itself is...

has pushed on out to sea by a couple hundred miles.

However, there is a backlash to this storm, and that is going to be affecting our listeners in the Boston area.