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Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I am the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom on your Sunday. It's the fifth day of January 2025. I'm looking at a winter storm that's going to be affecting much of the Ohio Valley Sections in the northern Tennessee Valley and right in through Washington DC to Baltimore, to Philadelphia. Now north of there it looks like it's just going to be like little coatings or dustings. It's just going to be like little coatings or dustings. South of there probably going to be rainy conditions just south of DC down into the Richmond area and then eventually down into the Carolinas. All rainy conditions there, but some snow could even linger into portions of West Virginia, northern Kentucky, southern Ohio and Indiana during the daytime on Monday.

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Today for Sunday, it's all moving from the central portion of the nation eastward and probably won't arrive in DC until sometime during the overnight or towards daybreak on Monday and the amount of snowfall probably going to be the maximum at around DC up to the Baltimore area and then westward out to Hagerstown, north, up to about York and Harrisburg and those places. The amounts start off generally between 8 and 10 inches in Washington DC, maybe about 5 to 8 inches down in Baltimore, philadelphia probably just a couple of inches, maybe 3 or 4 inches in Atlantic City or Cape May probably will get about 7 or 8 inches of snowfall. That'll be during the daytime on Monday and then, as we head towards Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday, a big area of high pressure starts to build into the east, so no problems there. Elsewhere, weather-wise, we have a strong northerly flow developing across the Great Lakes. That's going to change the lake effect. Snow showers to the actually west side of Lake Michigan and south and west side of Lake Huron. Also looking at very cold conditions from Minnesota southward right in through the central Mississippi River Valley. West Coast looking dry for a little while at least up in Portland and Seattle, but there are some areas of snow in northern Nevada and eastern sections of Oregon, southern portions of Idaho, california, san Francisco down to LA. All just typically good weather. Good weather, but colder in Texas as well. Houston and Dallas no problems there weather-wise. Chicago also just windy and cold and typical for this time of year.

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Central and South Florida looking at the possibility of some dry weather continuing. Maybe some showers moving down from that frontal system later on Monday and on Tuesday, but in Atlanta it looks like the rain will be moving in during the afternoon. It looks like some rainy weather to start tomorrow, then clearing out. Also rainy conditions in Charlotte. But the big problem is going to be I-95 from DC up to Baltimore to Philadelphia. In those places they will have some hefty snows. The rain-snow line most likely will be setting up across northern Virginia and central Delmarva during the morning hours on Monday. So this is all going to be happening on Monday.

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By Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday, high pressure starts to build in and some pretty good weather For the northeast corridor. For New York City, well, it looks like you're just going to have an increase in clouds for today, a few snow flurries around, the temperatures range between 30 and 35. Boston area is fair and cold. Also looking at the possibility of some light snow and flurries during the daytime on Monday, north of Philadelphia up to New York City and up to the Boston area. Actually, boston will probably just generally be fair and miss the storm by Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday looking at fair but cold weather, at highs only in the 30s. I'm your moderator, Steve Pelletier, and I am the weatherman. Next update later on tonight and during the overnight hours. Sunday. Monday, until then, looks like a pretty good day for your Sunday, except for those places in the Tennessee Valley, southern Ohio Valley, where they are going to be getting snow and rain further south during the daytime today. No-transcript.