Straight out of the March textbook, a major storm will hammer in the Midwest this weekend, followed by a blast of cold air into the Southeast. Here's the latest forecast.

A rapidly intensifying storm is poised to sweep across the U.S., threatening widespread disruption for nearly 200 million people.

A fast-moving winter storm is sweeping across the Northeast bringing snow, ice, and rain before a significant warmup later this week. The storm on Tuesday, March 3 is expected to disrupt travel and raise the risk of localized flooding and ice jams as temperatures climb from the

New Jersey through Massachusetts could see 2 feet of snow. New York City's mayor said the city had not "seen a storm like this in a decade."

Much of the Northeast remains buried under as much as 3 feet of snow in some cases, with more snowstorms on the way.

A blizzard pummeled the Northeast on Monday, at one point leaving more than 40 million people under warnings as heavy snowfall and hurricane-force winds bore down throughout the region. As much as 3 feet of snow has been reported by the National Weather Service in parts of New Jersey,