rick: welcome back to fox & friends. tracking first big blizzard on the east coast. blizzard warnings extend delmarva all the way up coastal maine. winter storm warnings a little bit farther inland. windy conditions right along the coast. this is a radar picture. by the ways in the down across parts of the carolinas third week in a row winter storm going on for you. the bulk of this storm is going to be parts of the northeast. you see the heavy snow falling from areas from new york all the way out for much of long island and then we are also watching that in across parts of massachusetts, coastal massachusetts, southeast massachusetts. that s where i think the bulls eye is going to be for snowfall totals of this. some spots probably picking up well over 2 feet of snow around that area. here is the frard. future radar. here is the daytime storm today. be able to set out and enjoy and see it that s also on a saturday. that s one positive note of
getting in on some of this again more snow across the carolinas. the bulk of this storm is going to be across parts of the mid-atlantic in throughout the northeast targeting the northeast and coastal new england. seeing winds likely in the 50 to 70 mile-per-hour range and that s going to cause a lot of blowing snow. the snow that s falling this time is not a really hard packing snow. it s going to be a really light fluffy snow. that means it s going to blow and cause a lot of drifting. snow across long island. the bulk of this. the largest snowfall totals we are going to see across south shore of the boston area and maybe parts of rhode island. cape cod and the islands, you will be seeing snow. a lot of times you get in on the rain. this one is going to be all snow. this is how much snow we have left coming. there across parts of southeastern parts of massachusetts and in coastal maine that s where we will see that bulk. some spots at the end of this are going to be looking at somewher
it s my dog skippy this morning. i tried get him to go outside. he did want to go outside but boy, was he ready to come back inside fast. [sigh] rachel: even the little furry ones are wishing they were in mexico. me too. will: gimpy, get outside. jump through the snow. so fun watchdogs go through the snow. maybe skippy sinks and disappears. [laughter] that s maybe that s what it is. pete: skippy in wisconsin, right? rachel: what? pete: skippy was with new wisconsin, right? like saying skippy? rachel: yeah, yeah. this is what you guys don t know. pete: from wisconsin, he there is no way he is going out with that. i thought i was done with that. rachel: i m going to tell you what it is like in my house. it can be wisconsin outside. it can be blizzard new jersey temperatures outside. inside the heat it s arizona. so skippy is inside a lot and he feels like he is in arizona or mexican. he likes it nice and warm just
double digits already. recorded 10 inches of snow. in this blizzard warning, the national weather service highlighted that within three miles of the shoreline, that s where the most intense conditions will be felt. that s the beach right there. about 200 yards from the water and right here along the boardwalk you can see the wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour possible. it s cold. it s just 26 degrees. so that s leading to a very light fluffy snow. that blows around a lot. we see big snow drifts developing already. another reason that that wind is a concern though. those gusts up to around 50 miles per hour is that they re on shore. they are blowing in from the atlantic, pushing the water onto the shore and into these inlets. that causes the water to pile up. we have got a coastal flood advisory up until 9:00 a.m. with the possibility of water rise at high tide. 1 to as much as 2 feet above normally dry ground. so these are some intense winds and still a whole lot of snow left go. back
this. it is very cold snow. so it s not going to be a snowball making snow, rachel, your kids are not going to be out there making any snow men they are going to be able to play in the light fluffy snow here on saturday. is a stay off the roads, everyone if you at all can. rachel? rachel: looks like we can still go sledding so that will be good. thank you,. rick: rick that you can. rachel: well a loudoun county father promised to take matters into his own hands last year. if schools continue to be ruled by inconsistent covid protocols. because you know what? there is people like me and a line of other people out there who will gladly take your seat and figure it out. rachel: but despite this week but this week, despite virginia s executive order for optional masking, some schools started separating as a matter masklessstudents from their cla. the father of four has in fact figured it out himself by running for congress. brandon lashuan joins us now.