‘Storm of a lifetime’: Fierce blizzard unlike any seen for 20 YEARS is hurtling towards East Coast to blanket entire region with as much as two feet of snow
Washington, D.C., could see 2 feet of snow for first time in 94 years
Could be ‘snowstorm of a lifetime’ for some, said MSNBC forecaster
High tides suggest severe flooding is likely in coastal cities on Saturday
Power outages likely on coast of Virginia, Delaware, Long Island
‘Crippling’ snow and winds to hit Virginia, DC, New Jersey on Saturday
New York City will see snow on Saturday afternoon and into Sunday
Blizzard watch has been issued for DC and Baltimore as of Friday night
DailyMail.com
20 January 2016
The ‘snowstorm of a lifetime’ is set to swamp the Northeast this week, dumping as much as two feet of snow in some cities.
The National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center is warning of heavy, ‘perhaps crippling’ snow in the mid-Atlantic region, including the Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia metro areas.
Although it’s still early, computer forecast models all see a windy, strong slow-moving storm hitting the entire region as of Friday night.
Forecasters claim it has the potential to develop into a blizzard unlike any seen for 20 years.
With high tides, severe flooding is expected on the coast. And winds will reach 60mph causing power outages, forecasters predict.
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