BOLDUAN: More than 160 people -- 160 million people, rather, are under some sort of winter weather warning, advisory or flood watch this morning. A massive storm carrying heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain is pounding parts of the Midwest all the way to here in the northeast. Meteorologist Chad Myers is tracking all of this now from the CNN Weather Center. I care about 160 people, but 160 million people should get our attention more.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: That's a different story.</s>BOLDUAN: Thank you. What are you watching right now in terms of this monster storm?</s>MYERS: I am still watching snow in D.C. that was supposed to stop about an hour ago and it's not. It's still snowing in Minneapolis and in Chicago. Let me show a picture of D.C. There you go. You can see big flakes coming down in D.C. right now. And here we go for the rest of the day and we will still see snow across the U.P. of Michigan and Minneapolis as well. There's the snow in Baltimore, Philadelphia. It's winding down. We saw maybe about one to two inches of snow to go for D.C. and then it finally stops. The snow moves into New York for a messy commute tonight and a little bit of snow for Boston, but other than that, the snow is winding down. Every day gets warmer and every snowstorm gets smaller, we hope.</s>BOLDUAN: That is the happiest thing I've heard you say in quite some time, Chad. Every day it's a little less bad.
Massive Storm Packing Heavy Snow, Rain Grips Parts of U.S.