Meteorologists expect snowfall to decrease and become lighter throughout the morning, with increased sunshine anticipated later in the day.

FOX Weather Meteorologist Michael Estime noted that an East Coast energy transfer could enhance snowfall in major cities along the I-95 corridor, particularly in Boston and New York.

NYC Emergency Management has issued safety tips to help the public prepare for and respond to winter storms.

The recent rainfall is beneficial for alleviating severe drought conditions currently affecting various regions.

While the 1:15 PM flight from CHO to Charlotte remains on schedule, the 3:52 PM flight has been delayed to 4:20 PM.

A clipper storm to the west is expected to interact with a strengthening offshore storm, bringing light rain and snow along the Southern New England coast.

American Airlines temporarily grounded all flights due to technical issues and adverse weather, impacting holiday travel for many across the U.S.

In New Jersey, snowfall varied, with Green Pond recording 2.1 inches and several towns like Belvidere and Wayne also exceeding two inches.

The City of Coquitlam has advised residents to prepare emergency kits and clear debris from catch basins and gutters in anticipation of severe weather.

Calm winds are expected to reduce wind chill effects, although residents are still advised to wear appropriate winter attire.

While some clouds may linger in Cape Cod, other areas will enjoy abundant sunshine and lighter winds, with temperatures rising into the upper 20s.

Travelers should be cautious of potential rain and snowfall, with forecasts indicating 1-2 inches of rain in some areas and snowfall of 1-3 feet in the Cascades and Northern Rockies.