January 21 2014 North East Snowstorm Janus to Hit Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York on Tuesday, bitter cold to follow for Days

Winter Storm Janus is poised to pack a massive punch in the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast and New England with as much as a foot of snow in some parts of the Northeast.
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This includes all the major cities along I-95 from Washington to Boston. Strong, gusty winds from Janus will combine with the snow to cause poor visibility, resulting in dangerous travel conditions
Janus has already dumped several inches of snow on portions of the Ohio Valley, including Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville, Ky.
Following closely behind Janus is another blast of Arctic air, which will send wind chills below zero in a large part of the MIdwest and Northeast.

Snowstorm to Hit Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York on Tuesday, bitter cold to follow

Kristina Pydynowski
Accuweather
Mon, 20 Jan 2014 16:53 CST

Along the leading edge of the invading polar blast, accumulating snow will spread from the Midwest to the East Coast on Tuesday.

The snow will come courtesy of yet another Alberta Clipper set to drop through the Dakotas and Ohio Valley on Monday through Monday night with accumulations on the order of a coating to 2 inches.

The snow will become heavier as it streaks across the mid-Atlantic on Tuesday, then makes a northeastward turn toward southern New England late in the day and evening.

Travel conditions will deteriorate with slippery roads and flight delays expected to unfold even in areas that avoid heavy snow. As colder air invades the storm, winds will increase and cause some blowing and drifting of the snow that has already fallen.    
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