ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: A major winter storm is sweeping across the U.S. and more than 100 million people, including John and me, are in its panel. Let's get to meteorologist Chad Myers for the forecast. Where is it, Chad?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Well, really the center is, I would say, Columbus, Ohio, right now, into Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. That's where the heaviest snow accumulations are going to be. It iced a little bit in Indianapolis overnight. But two to four inches of snow for New York and maybe even into D.C. We'll take a look at now almost into Williamsport, almost into DuBois, Pennsylvania. And the snow is going to continue. It's going to be a changeover to sleet and then to rain, but it's going to be tricky. When does that changeover finally happen? When does this snow wash away? New York City, you could get a significant amount of snow and then sleet before the rain finally comes in. And then when the rain does come in, there will be three quarters of an inch of rain and it will wash away. But today's evening commute could be very tricky. Boston, New York, Philadelphia, even into D.C. Now, the bulk of the snow will be in Pennsylvania in the Poconos and the Alleghenies, but still two to four inches of snow in New York City really slows down the afternoon commute for sure. Down to the south there's an awful lot of rainfall. There's flooding potential here. Could be four to six more inches of rain in places that are already flooding, John.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: All right, watching it very, very closely. Going to be a tough ride home around here, Chad.</s>MYERS: Yes.</s>BERMAN: Thanks very much. President Trump says Bernie Sanders, his chance to be president has passed. But there may be four million reasons to rethink that statement this morning, next.
Major Winter Storm Hits Millions