Video: Blizzard conditions expected with Tuesday's storm

EDIENTS HELPING TO MAKE ALL
OF THIS HAPPEN.
25 DEGREES.
STILL A WESTERLY WIND AT 20
MILES FOR OUR RIGHT NOW.
ONLY 19 IN WORCESTER.
WITH THOSE WIND GUST'S, THE WIND
CHILLS ARE DOWN THERE.
BARELY THE LOW TEENS IN BOSTON.
HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW WILL
BE A LITTLE BIT BETTER.
THE WINDS WILL BE LIGHTER.
IT WILL BE A LITTLE MORE
COMFORTABLE.
IT IS THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM,
SO TO SPEAK.
HOW DID WE GET THAT STORM?
A MIX OF THE COLD AND WARM AIR.
WHERE IS THE WARM AIR?
YOU HAVE TO GET TO THE GULF
COAST OF FLORIDA REALLY.
THERE IS A BIT OF AN ENERGY DROP
IN THE SOUTHEAST.
AS THIS DROPS DOWN, THAT WILL
HELP FORM THE STORM AND BRING IT
UP THE COAST.
AND ALL OF THAT PURPLE YOU SAW
THERE WILL BRING HEAVY SNOW.
IF IT COMES VERY CLOSE TO THE
COAST, I COULD SEE SLEET GETTING
INVOLVED AT THE HEIGHT OF THE
WARMING PART OF THESE STORM
ABOVE US, MAYBE AS FAR AS I-95.
IF IT CHART -- IF IT TRACKS
FARTHER EAST, IT WILL NOT GET
THAT FAR AND IT WILL BE VERY
HIGH-IMPACT NORTH AND WEST FOR
SURE.
WE HAVE A BLIZZARD WATCH IN
EFFECT.
THE REASON IT IS NOT IN EFFECT
FOR THE CAPE COMING EVEN THOUGH
THEY WILL HAVE CRAZY WIND, THEY
WILL NOT HAVE THE SNOW THAT
WOULD CREATE BLIZZARD
CONDITIONS.
YOU NEED VISIBILITY
BELOW THREE
MILES AND DUSTING WINDS.
8 A.M., LOOK AT THE DEEP PURPLE
COLOR THAT IS VERY HEAVY SNOW.
CONDITIONS WILL DETERIORATE VERY
QUICKLY AS THE SLEET GETS ON THE
CAPE.
POSSIBLY RAIN ON THE CAPE AND
SLEET IN EASTERN MASS.
LOOK, IT STAYS ALSO ON THE I-95
CORRIDOR BOSTON NORTH AND WEST.
OUR BEST ESTIMATE IS A WIDE
SWATH OF 12 INCHES TO 18 INCHES
OF SNOW.
WE WILL SAY EIGHT TO 12 INCHES
BECAUSE OF THE SLEET POSSIBILITY
EMPLOYMENT, BUT THAT COULD GO
EITHER WAY.
ONE TO FOUR INCHES ON NANTUCKET.
HARVEY: -- MIKE:
THE TIMELINE
WILL BE CRUCIAL FOR A LOT OF YOU
MAKING PLANS ON TUESDAY.
LET'S START WITH THE MORNING.
THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS, YOU
SEE HOW WE ADD THE SNOW VERY
SLOWLY.
LOOK HOW RAPIDLY THE SNOW STARTS
TO PILE UP THE REVIEW ARE AT
LAWRENCE.
HOW ABOUT WORCESTER?
BY THE TIME WE GET TO
4:00, WE
ARE ALREADY OVER A FOOT OF SNOW
AND STILL CLIMBING.
AS FAR AS THE CITY IS CONCERNED,
WE RAMP UP DURING THE AFTERNOON.
3292 MUCH MORE THAN THAT.
PERHAPS AS MUCH AS EVAN DEAN
INCHES OF SNOW.
-- 3 TO 9 T
MUCH MORE THAN
THAT.
PERHAPS AS MUCH AS 17 INCHES OF
SNOW.
THEN THAT SLEET WILL BE HOLDING
IT DOWN.
AS WILL BE RAIN MIXED DURING
EVERYTHING ELSE GOING ON.
THERE WILL BE QUITE VARIETY ON
HOW THE SNOW PILES UP.
HARVEY?
MIKE: ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU,
MIKE.
YOU CAN SEE TO GET THOSE
NUMBERS, THAT IS THREE INCHES OR
MORE POOR OUR SNOWFALL RATES --
THREE INCHES OR MORE P
ER
HOUR
SNOWFALL RATES.
EVEN BY LATE
MORNING TUESDAY,
THE WIND GUSTS COULD BE 60 MILES
FROM OUR, THE ISLANDS 50
ON THE
CAPE.
AND THAT WILL DETERMINE HOW MUCH
COASTAL FLOODING WILL TAKE PLACE
WITH THAT HIGH TIDE TUESDAY
AFTERNOON.
HIGH WIND WARNING DOWN ON THE
CAPE, AND THAT COASTAL WIND
WATCH ON THE SHORELINE.
THERE IS YOUR HIGH TIDE.
A COUPLE HOURS BEFORE TO SEVERAL
HOURS AFTERWARD.
ALL RIGHT,
HERE YOU GO OVER THE
NEXT SEVEN DAYS.
SIMPLY PUT FOR MOST OF US,
TUESDAY A BLIZZARD.
I CANNOT DESCRIBE IT FORCES SING
TO LIVE.
CONDITIONS WILL BECOME TERRIBLE,
IF NOT IMPOSSIBLE ON ROADWAYS
DURING THE HEIGHT OF THE STORM.
IT STAYS PRETTY CHILLY THIS WEEK
WITH NOT THAT MUCH MELTING.
THERE IS A CHANCE OF SOME SNOW
NEXT SATURDAY, BUT NOWHERE NEAR

Video: Blizzard conditions expected with Tuesday's storm

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