🥶☃️Frigid morning in the northeast and an historic snowstorm for the Gulf coast with snow up into the eastern Carolinas and clipping Montauk and coastal southeastern MA, and then continued cold...

... and quiet through this weekend in the northeast🥶☃️

- Good morning! It's a frigid morning in the northeast with wind chill temperatures below zero away from southeastern coastal areas.

- An historic snowstorm is underway for the deep south, and the snow shield will expand up into the eastern Carolinas. Then it looks like a chance for light snow for the south fork of Long Island out by Montauk between 8 PM and 1 AM with a coating being possible, and Nantucket has a chance to see up to 2 inches of snow (see 3rd image).

- Then it will generally be very cold and uneventful in the northeast with temperatures moderating a bit this weekend, especially on Sunday, and a clipper may bring light snow for northern areas.

- There may be a system for early next week, but the Euro is unimpressed. I will update on it this afternoon.

- It still looks like a brief Arctic blast for the northeast at the end of next week before a little milder air comes in.

- 1st image: My Long Island forecast

- 2nd image: Future radar from the NAM for midnight tonight

- 3rd image: Snow map through tonight

- 4th image: Euro snow map for the southeast

- 5th image: Projected wind chill temperatures for the morning of February 1st from the Euro