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A powerful winter storm will form off the East Coast this weekend amid a bout of deadly cold, but predicting its track, intensity and who could see snow will take another day or so to become clear.
As of Wednesday, forecast models agree a storm will form off the coast of the Carolinas early Saturday and then intensify rapidly enough to be classified as a bomb cyclone. They’re also zeroing in on at least some impact to parts of the East Coast.
But models diverge on the exact track of this storm through the weekend, which will determine who sees snow and strong winds. Even a change of just 100 or 200 miles in the storm’s eventual track could be the difference in an epic snowfall for major East Coast cities or just a cold, breezy weekend.
The takeaway on Wednesday: Parts of the Carolinas and southern Virginia have the highest chance of significant and possibly heavy snow and strong winds no matter the eventual track of this storm. Confidence in the forecast dwindles north of there for the rest of the Eastern Seaboard, but southeast New England has the highest odds to see wind-driven snow.
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