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Nor’easter Hits the Northeast

Hello, everyone. I'm meteorologist James Gregorio with your Cheddar coast to coast forecast. Let's check it out here. Our nor'easter still pounding portions of New England here where we've picked up in some spots close to three ft of snow. Marlboro Vermont, picking up substantial snowfall totals as did much of the interior here of New Hampshire Vermont, the green white mountains as well. Not a big snow maker for Boston per se or New York City or Philadelphia, but you get into the elevation. It certainly was much more robust. All right, as we head to the south, some showers moving through portions of Florida today in some showers over the Florida straits as you head down towards Cuba and then snows. So it looks like winter not done yet. We've got more snow as we head towards Montana and snow in the Intermountain west hitting to the four corners. The river of moisture continues into southern California, another gloomy day in L A and further south down towards Orange County, North County San Diego. You got some showers and some heavier rain as well. Alright. So here's the story forecast here over the next couple of days, perhaps a little more rain as we head into the weekend. But after that, we look great to start. The week spring comes in on Monday and it should be a day, at least in the New York Metro with lots of sunshine and high temperatures in the upper forties. We may push well into the fifties in our nation's capital. So cherry blossoms will get going there. But rain and snow in the four corners looks like we've got some snow in Santa Fe as well. And then another batch of moisture poised to move on through into California and some snow in towards British Columbia. Alright. So forecasted high temperatures across the big board, Fargo at 23 tomorrow, Tampa's at 80. So warming up a little bit there, Orlando at 78 here. So either side of I four very similar temperatures and out to the West L A only about 60 for that high temperature. And that's a look at your triple C forecast.