Winter Storm Alters Trump's Inauguration Plans

A significant winter storm is expected to hit New York City and surrounding areas over the weekend, bringing rain on Saturday and snow on Sunday, with expected accumulations ranging from 2 to 5 inches, potentially up to 6 inches in some areas. The snow is likely to begin on Sunday morning as a mix of rain and snow, transitioning to all snow by the afternoon, with the heaviest snowfall expected between late afternoon and evening. The storm will affect the I-95 corridor from the Mid-Atlantic to New England, including New Jersey and Long Island, and could cause slippery and snow-covered roads leading to significant delays. Following the storm, an arctic blast will bring the coldest temperatures of the season, with highs only in the teens and wind chills possibly dropping below zero, lasting into the early part of next week. The storm has also prompted changes to events such as President-elect Trump's inauguration, which is being moved indoors due to the anticipated cold and snow.