Final snowfall projections have been released for a wide-ranging winter storm moving from the south to the Northeast that will cause hazardous travel. While the heaviest snowfall is expected south of Washington,

Another massive winter storm is forecast to pummel the southern and eastern U.S., with impacts from Texas to the Carolinas.

Brutal cold will open the door for a winter storm to take a somewhat unusual track through the South and create treacherous conditions.

Snowfall projections have been updated for a new winter storm headed to the Northeast. The timing for the system is Friday night, Jan. 10, into Saturday, Jan. 11, according to the National Weather Service.

At least 46 million people were under a winter storm warning as of Thursday as the storm spreads along the Gulf Coast Friday, according to the weather service. The storm should weaken by Saturday, bringing lighter snow between 1 and 3 inches to parts of the Northeast, the Mid-Atlantic and the Ohio Valley before exiting off the Carolinas.

Atlanta is bracing for freezing conditions and icy roads as temperatures drop and wintry weather continues to affect the region. Here’s a simplified breakdown of what you need to know:

Storm Cora will be tracking farther south than Winter Storm Blair, delivering a quick shot of snow across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast Friday night into Saturday. Time it out here.

As Southern California continues to grapple with devastating wildfires, remnants of a massive winter storm will coat regions across the Mid-Atlantic with more snow before exiting Saturday morning. The storm,

A low pressure system riding along the Gulf Coast is driving moisture north where it’s intersecting with cold air making for a major snow event in the Mid-South. A WINTER STORM WARNING is in effect for the entire Action News 5 coverage area through Friday night and by the time all is said and done we could have 5 to 7 inches of snow over most of the area with high amounts possible in a few locations.