This historic storm will spread destructive ice and heavy snow over 34 states through Monday in the South, Midwest and Northeast, including a potential nor’easter. Here is the very latest forecast.

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This weekend’s winter storm, named Fern by The Weather Channel, is heading toward New York City. The city could pick up over a foot of snow by Monday as the large-scale system moves through the region.

Empty store shelves, salt trucks on the move and crews preparing roadways are all signaling an incoming winter storm set to affect 230 million Americans. From Texas through the Carolinas and across much of the East, snow, ice and dangerous cold could disrupt travel and daily life through the weekend, making now the time to prepare.

Winter Storm Fern will bring heavy snow and a wintry mix to millions across the Northeast, mid-Atlantic and Ohio Valley Saturday night into Sunday. The rain/ice line continues to shift so now the I-95 corridor has potential to see heavy snow, followed by sleet or freezing rain. Either way, this is going to be a major snow storm with the potential for at least a foot of snow along the I-95 corridor. Travel will become difficult to impossible, so adjust plans now and be sure to have a winter emergency kit in your car just in case. Watch this video to see how the forecast has changed.