Final Snowfall Projection Map: Massive Storm Will Be Followed By Frigid Stretch

As a massive cross-country storm barrels through the East Coast, much of the Northeast is bracing for a mix of snow and ice, followed by a prolonged stretch of bitter cold.

Final snowfall projections for the massive winter storm, released Monday morning, Jan. 6 by AccuWeather.
Photo Credit: *AccuWeather*

Areas expected to see hazardous, icy travel are shown in pink, with significant icing expected in the areas in the deeper shade of pink.
Photo Credit: *AccuWeather*

Temps will be between 12 and 25 degrees below average, a seven-day stretch starting Monday, Jan. 6, and through Sunday, Jan. 12.
Photo Credit: *AccuWeather*

Joe Lombardi

01/06/2025 7:15 a.m.

The storm, which began overnight, will bring significant snowfall to parts of the region Monday, Jan. 6. Accumulations are expected to reach up to 6 inches in southern New Jersey and southern Pennsylvania, with some areas in Maryland and Virginia receiving as much as a foot. (For final snowfall projections from AccuWeather, see the first image above.)

Hazardous icy travel is likely in many areas. (Click on the second image for details on affected regions.)

Following the storm, temperatures will remain dangerously cold throughout the week. Monday's high will hover in the mid-20s, though wind-chill values will make it feel 10 degrees colder.

According to the National Weather Service, temperatures may not rise above freezing until Sunday, Jan. 12.

"Prolonged heating demand, frozen pipes, dangerously low AccuWeather RealFeel Temperatures, and power outages can all occur this week," said AccuWeather Meteorologist Alex Duffus.

During this stretch, temperatures are forecast to be 12 to 25 degrees below average for this time of year. (See the third image above for details.)

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