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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For those of you in the Southeast, Winter Storm Fern could bring a “catastrophic” accumulation of ice to parts of the region. Long-duration power outages, extensive tree damage and dangerous to impossible travel are all on the table. Places like Nashville, Charlotte, Raleigh, Greenville, Asheville, Atlanta and Jackson should all be on alert. Wintry impacts will move into the Southeast around midday on Saturday and continue through the weekend. Stay up to date with the latest forecast here.

New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani says the city is ready for the storm. The Department of Sanitation started bringing the highways Friday morning and sanitation workers will begin their 12-hour shifts on Saturday. A code blue is also in effect for the city. Watch this video to find out what that means and how to sign up for real-time notifications from the city.

The Northeast is no stranger to snow, but Winter Storm Fern is forecast to bring some serious winter impacts to the region this weekend. Widespread snow totals of at least 8 inches are expected with many places possibly seeing over a foot. This will cause major travel concerns along the I-95 corridor with the potential for numerous air travel delays or cancellations in hubs like Philadelphia, New York City and Boston. Time out the winter storm impacts here.