Keanu Lewis

We have some really strong winds behind a clipper system that could bring in maybe a coating of snow to areas across the I-95 quarter.

I think some of our bigger snow totals come in closer towards New England.

Following that, we really see some really strong winds.

So that keeps our winds really high, and that means our temperatures are going to be really cold.

Wind chills are going to be a big deal, which is why we do have a lot of our extreme cold warnings in place.

A lot of that cold air is going to become dangerous to health and life, and that's what we're watching play out today.

Sunday is going to be our coldest day when our wind chill is down 12 below zero.

That's pretty much the case for a lot of folks across the I-95 quarter and the Northeast in general.

Single digits out there for a lot of folks.

Big snow totals back towards Kansas, moving into central Oklahoma.

Could even break a couple of records for an area like Tulsa.

Take it all the way up to the I-95 corridor.

I think the jackpot for the snow is going to be between Boston and New York City.

Over a foot of snow expected.

In an area like New York City, we haven't seen that much snow from one system in about five years.

So this is a pretty big deal in terms of the snow.