The afternoon data holds course for the most part today. The only change would be to say that parts of central, southern and possibly parts of Northeastern New Jersey could mix with or change to sleet freezing rain or rain at the height of the storm before changing back to snow. That could hold those locations to the lower end of my accumulation forecast of the 6-12 inches, locally 12-18 inches.
This does look like a significant and potentially dangerous storm for areas from roughly the Southern Appalachians up through Richmond, Virginia, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City, and up to Boston. Areas near the coast could very well be spared the worst of the snow though as warm air may move in off the ocean. New York City is really on the line too but right now they look like mostly snow as well.
More later with the evening weather discussion.
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