How much snow is expected on Sunday? Here's what the models show so far

If you're planning to venture out on Sunday, you'll want to know how much snow to expect. We've checked in with the latest weather forecasts and model predictions to give you a better idea of what's in store.

The National Weather Service has issued winter storm watches for several states across the country, with some areas expecting significant snowfall totals. Here's a breakdown of what the models are showing:

• Mid-Atlantic: Up to 8 inches of snow expected in Washington D.C., with smaller totals in surrounding areas.
• Northeast: Boston and New York City may see 4-6 inches, while Philadelphia could get up to 10 inches.
• South: The Carolinas and Georgia are under a winter storm watch, with snowfall totals ranging from 2-5 inches.

The European model is predicting a more intense low-pressure system than the American model, which could lead to higher snow totals in some areas. However, it's still too early to say for certain how much snow will fall in your specific location.

Stay tuned to our weather updates for the latest information and forecasts. In the meantime, consider investing in a reliable emergency light source, like our 26.5" 54 LED Automotive Rooftop Beacon Light Bar Double Side Emergency Warning Flash Strobe Snow Plow Light Traffic Advisor, which can help you stay visible on the roads.

No matter what Mother Nature brings, we hope you and your loved ones stay safe and warm this weekend!