Here ya go Chef looks like a nasty one coming...
A major snowstorm is once again targeting the Northeast beginning Thursday, continuing into Friday. Here is what you need to know to prepare for this high-impact storm:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON/NIGHT
The storm will reach its peak intensity during this time.
Travel impacts will be major, as the storm intensifies rapidly and sweeps toward New England. Major airport delays are likely in Boston (despite a wind-driven rain), New York, and Philadelphia. Delays will also likely "ripple" to Baltimore and Washington, D.C., despite lighter total accumulations expected there.
High winds will spread up the New England coast, so expect downed limbs, wires, and power outages to become more widespread as the evening wears on.
Winds will intensify on the "backside" of this deepening cyclone from northern New England through Upstate New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, northern Virginia, and West Virginia.
Road travel will become dangerous, if not locally impossible Thursday night in these areas due to heavy, wind-driven snow.