Rob Carolin

And we'll have parts of southeastern New England that end up with about 20 to 26 inches of snow from this storm.

Heavy snow is ramping up over the Delmarva Peninsula and that'll be spreading north and east into portions of New York later tonight into Boston during the early morning hours of Monday.

Blizzard warnings remain in effect from the Delmarva Peninsula through the New York City area and up across southern New England.

We'll be dealing with heavy snow across the New York City area overnight and into the day on Monday.

In the Boston area, it's from Monday morning into the afternoon hours.

We'll see anywhere from 10 to 16 inches of snow across the New York City area with as much as 18 inches over Long Island, 12 to 18 inches possible in the Boston area with higher amounts possible across southeastern Massachusetts.

The other problem with this developing storm will be wind.

Very strong winds are likely from eastern Maryland and Delaware across the Jersey Shore, up across Long Island and into southern New England.

The New York City area will see gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour.

Southeastern New England could see gusts in excess of 65 and 70 miles an hour, and that's certainly going to cause power issues with all that heavy wet snow.

Heavy snow is ramping up over the Delmarva Peninsula and that'll be spreading north and east into portions of New York later tonight into Boston during the early morning hours of Monday.

Blizzard warnings remain in effect from the Delmarva Peninsula through the New York City area and up across southern New England.

We'll be dealing with heavy snow across the New York City area overnight and into the day on Monday.

In the Boston area, it's from Monday morning into the afternoon hours.

We'll see anywhere from 10 to 16 inches of snow across the New York City area with as much as 18 inches over Long Island, 12 to 18 inches possible in the Boston area with higher amounts possible across southeastern Massachusetts.

The other problem with this developing storm will be wind.

Very strong winds are likely from eastern Maryland and Delaware across the Jersey Shore, up across Long Island and into southern New England.

The New York City area will see gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour.

Southeastern New England could see gusts in excess of 65 and 70 miles an hour, and that's certainly going to cause power issues with all that heavy wet snow.

Right now, it looks like we'll see 10 to 16 inches around the New York City area.