A strong Nor'easter will form along the southeastern coast of the US on Saturday and bring blizzard conditions to the Carolinas and Southern Virginia. This storm will stay well offshore on Sunday from New York City and bring minimal impacts. It will be very cold, cloudy, gusty with a chance of a few flurries Sunday morning. Minor coastal flooding is likely during high tide on Sunday with gusts up to 45 MPH, mainly along the coast. We'll continue to watch and keep you up to date with the latest details.

We're on day seven of sub-freezing temperatures. The piercing cold will last into Monday with biting wind chills at or below zero during the morning hours. This will be the longest stretch of sub-freezing temperatures since 2018, which lasted 9 days. We're forecasting at least 10 days, with temperatures reaching near freezing by the middle and end of next week. The record is 16 days, setback in 1961.