How much snow is expected on Sunday? Model potentials, forecast predictions point to major storm

Get ready to break out those cozy winter clothes and prep your car for a potentially messy commute - a significant snowstorm is forecasted to hit the country this weekend. We took a look at the latest model predictions and forecast updates to give you an idea of what's in store.

National Weather Service Predictions:

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for several states, indicating that heavy snowfall is expected across a large swath of the country. According to their models, we can expect significant accumulation totals by Sunday evening, with some areas potentially seeing over 1 foot of snow.

European Model Predictions:

The European model, which has been performing well in recent weeks, is also pointing to a major snow event. It's predicting that the storm will intensify as it moves eastward, bringing heavy snowfall and strong winds with it. If these predictions hold true, we could see some areas receive upwards of 2 feet or more of snow.

Current Forecast Update:

Here's a quick rundown of what's expected for your region:

• New York City: 6-12 inches of snow expected
• Chicago: 8-16 inches of snow expected
• Dallas: light snow flurries, but no accumulation expected

Stay Prepared:

While we can't predict with certainty exactly how much snow will fall, it's always a good idea to be prepared for winter weather. Make sure you have a reliable source of light, like our car interior ambient light kit, to help navigate through snowy roads. And if you're planning on baking some snow-day treats, our dual-loaf bread machine is a great addition to any kitchen.

Stay Informed:

To stay up-to-date on the latest forecast updates and model predictions, be sure to check in regularly with your local weather service. You can also use our LED ambient light to get a fun and colorful update on the storm's progress.