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East Coast, snow and a cyclone

Weekend bomb cyclone forecast calls for snow. How much will fall?

Call it a bomb cyclone or a nor'easter, it's going to be a memorable storm for some folks along the East Coast as January turns to February.

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A 'bomb cyclone' and 'nor'easter' are in the forecast for parts of the East Coast this weekend. What are they, exactly?

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How much snow? Bomb cyclone in weekend forecast on East Coast.

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These parts of Virginia have the best chance of seeing accumulating snow Saturday

A bomb cyclone is forecast to hit the Southeast this weekend, with snow, wind and flooding.

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Another major winter storm, with possible blizzard conditions, pushes into the Southeast

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Updated snow totals for southeastern Virginia: Whiteout conditions, frigid wind chills

Nor'easter bomb cyclone storm tracker: Live radar, snow forecast, winter weather alerts, travel disruptions

A brewing nor'easter is eyeing the East Coast that will likely intensify into a bomb cyclone. Track the weather conditions below with live radar and weather maps that will continue to be updated 24/7.

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Winter storm may intensify and hit East Coast as bomb cyclone

A weekend East Coast storm could bring significant snow, strong winds and coastal flooding from the Carolinas to New England.

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Bomb cyclone forecast for Massachusetts: Cape Cod could face blizzard-like conditions

Batten down the hatches! A nasty nor’easter is expected to batter the Cape and Islands this weekend, according to meteorologists who say the bomb cyclone could dump several inches of snow and spark strong wind gusts and coastal flooding.

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Winter storm may hit as bomb cyclone. Is Ohio targeted? See forecast

A weekend storm could bring significant snow, strong winds and flooding in some areas of the US. Is Ohio in its path? See the weather forecast.

February 1, 2026 — Bomb cyclone drops historic amounts of snow on Southeast as snowflakes fly in Florida freeze

A winter storm strengthened into a bomb cyclone off the Southeast coast, bringing powerful wind gusts and the most snow in decades to some areas. • Travel snarled: Hundreds of flights were canceled by the storm for the second consecutive day.