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Gradient and its going to retrograde this storm back in towards the coast. so, rain mixing with snow heavy times wind gusts 55 miles per hour. heavy snow wednesday to thursday for the d.c. area all the way up towards the new england area. coastal flooding and erosion in those areas that were hit hard by hurricane sandy in october, shep. >> shepard: how much snow is stacking up in the midwest? >> lets take a look at it right now. here is one of our aggressive computer models. im getting snow tota...

Locally greater amounts along the entire area shaded in pink. winds gusting 20sh 30 miles per hour. we will have dangerous conditions if we are doing any commuting through out the day today please be safe on the roadways. storm is headed from the south to the east. parts of virginia, west virginia, southern areas of pennsylvania. we have winter storm warnings in effect we could be looking at over a foot of snow along the higher elevations. you are going to be seeing wind gusts over 30 miles per ...

48 inches, thats what some of the amounts are expected. washington, d.c., it may shut down. may or may not. because it does look like right around the metro d.c. area, we could see three to seven, three to eight inches of snowfall. but well to the west, this is where were looking at significantly heavier amounts. but this isnt going to happen until overnight and going into wednesday. then youll start to see the wind really pick up. heres some of the snowfall totals weve already seen. you can see...

Mid-atlantic midweek and giving d.c. area the biggest snowfall of the season thus far. that has folks on the inner webs already dubbing it snow questionsster. who is going to get the worst of this thing j.d.? >> tonight its the upper midwest and across the great lakes. as we get into tomorrow and midweek moving into the mid-atlantic region. lets track it right now. rain and snow moving out of the rockies. the main event is going to be, again, across the northern plains, upper midwest, great lake...

>> i know that youve been paying a lot of attention to this. in washington, d.c., they are way behind what they would normally see, which is about 14 inches. so for tomorrow, it does look like right around that metropolitan d.c. area in northern virginia, portions of maryland, we could see school closures. the roads are going to be very dangerous. but the bulk of the snow should be to the west of washington, d.c. generally speaking, heavier snowfall totals about a thousand feet and above. but be...

Snow, snow heavy at times, 60, 65 miles per hour off the coast and where heavy snow he is going to fly west of washington d.c., but we cant rule out new york or boston. some of the computer models are showing the storm lingering, pulling cold air southward and piling up the snow. here is one of the aggressive computer models, but we cant rule it out here. wide swath, 3 to 6, 6 to 12 in the areas in the light blue and then we could see 12 to 18 in the darker shade of blue. look at around the d.c....

River valley. then towards the mid-atlantic, pretty sure, very confident this area of low pressure is going to develop here across the mid-atlant mid-atlantic. after that the computer models are all over the place. soledad, its going to be windy. could see some wet snow. could see the potential for some coastal flooding in new england. >> looks like a big ole mess. karen mcginniss. john berman has a look at other stories. >> hugo chavez appears to be losing his battle with cancer. the ailing v...

Coffee shops. overall, its fairly quiet. it will start off light but heavy at times. snowfall rate, one to two inches. karen mcguinness is nice and warm in the studio. i have to tell you, ted roll in is coming in later. hell get all that snow. >> severe weather is blamed for a major travel nightmare in colorado. blizzard conditions near some of vails popular ski resorts caused two massive pileups including this 30-car wreck. can you barely see it the conditions are so bad. shutting down several ...

A half roughly even hour. the same system that hit the dakotas and minnesota with heavy snows and freezing rain and on the move again with d.c. and philadelphia in its sights. meteorologist janice dean live with more. hey, jd. >> and new york and boston, maybe. >> oh, boy. >> lets take a look at winter weather advisories over a dozen states. millions affected here from minneapolis west of green bay and chicago, cincinnati, cleveland, d.c., philadelphia and i think well start to see weather watch...

Snow. there could be a foot of snow. chicago you are one of those places. 20sh 30 miles an hour. it was going to be producing dangerous travel conditions on the roadways. because of the rough weather across sections of the midwest. there is uncertainty as to how much snow they are going to get. there is a rain snow mix. we have temperatures that are warm enough to get rain once the storm moves on in. it is expected cold enough air will wrap around the storm system. winter storm watch calls for 5...