The calendar might say it's spring, but people in the Northeast could be dealing with yet another winter storm in just a few days.
The New York Daily News reports there's the potential for a "Nor'easter bomb" come Tuesday and Wednesday. Essentially, the National Weather Service says that "bomb" would develop quickly and dump more than a foot of snow on already hard-hit areas.
A meteorologist told The Star-Ledger: "This is going to be a very strong storm, there’s no question about that." While another meteorologist at the National Weather Service told the paper: "This has the potential to be a very significant storm. ... but it is too soon to get any more focused than that."
WPVI took a look at the chance of the storm making a huge impact on land.
"Right now, the possibility of it coming closer to the coast to give a heavy swath of plowable snow along I-95 — right now it looks like a 40 percent chance."
At this point, the storm is difficult to forecast since it's still in its developing stages.
KYW-TV points out there's also the chance all that snow, and even rain, could simply fall over the Atlantic Ocean — leaving the Northeast out of the woods.
Forecasters also predict the storm to bring strong winds and possible flooding along the Atlantic coast.
