Craig Allen

Eight to 14 is not out of the question, especially for the inland suburbs for New York and even a foot and a half for some areas inland of Boston.

And the reason I say inland is

is because there is a possibility of sleet and freezing rain mixing in along some of these immediate coastal cities, the closer you water the shoreline, and that will hold accumulations down just a little bit.

But on the other hand, guys, I mean, we're talking about ice, and that's not much better at all.

No, it isn't.

This is going to be a long-duration event.

I'm afraid that it may take until Monday morning through Monday afternoon for it to completely come to an end up the 95 corridor.

So with that in mind, right now I'm thinking to myself that things are going to be moving very slowly, if at all, on Monday morning.

Schools, so forth, and work, and I think there'll be a lot of work-from-home conditions as we go on into the early part of next week.

For D.C.

on up through Baltimore, Philly, New York City, over to Boston.

We are going to get the worst of this probably during the Sunday, Sunday night and early or first part of Monday timeframe.

That's going to be the worst of it for us.

It will come mostly in the form of snow.

I think there could be a little bit of mixing, maybe some freezing rain or sleet, especially in central and southern sections of New Jersey and down the pike, let's say down towards DC.

I've seen men die in ways I didn't even know was possible.

for D.C.

on up through Baltimore, Philly, New York City, over to Boston.

We are going to get the worst of this probably during the Sunday, Sunday night and early or first part of Monday time frame.

That's going to be the worst of it for us.