in washington and all the mid-atlantic states? even a little further north. rob marciano keeping an eye on the radar picture for us this morning. >> hey, guys. this storm a little different than the last one. you remember how compact the last one was. new york didn't get any snow, boston didn't, baltimore, d.c. and philly got it all. this one is more widespread, more of a classic nor'easter. it's already dumped a fair amount of snow in the midwest. we do expect to see up to 12 inches of snow in parts of the ohio valley, western great lakes, into parts of kentucky today. already saw a foot of snow in parts of minnesota, even arkansas seeing some snow, little rock got 4 inches, a record for a 24-hour snow total. from the canadian border to the gulf of mexico is where the moisture is. we've got a bit of a tropical connection. heavier than expected across the south to about nashville. north of there it will be mostly in the way of snow. this is all heading towards the east quickly. do want to point out that chicago has two-hour delays right now because of the snowfall there. and cincinnati seeing a ground