I've seen our chief meteorologist Lee Goldberg in action and in a variety of storm situations over the past 14+ years. And I've seen him nail forecasts and storm tracks days before they actually hit. And he certainly nailed it on the head during superstorm Sandy.
This winter storm has been different. The number of possibilities has floated around like the best knuckleballer's pitch. But now Lee's zeroed in on the track, and he says it will dump more snow than we thought. Could we get more than 10 inches in New York City from this storm that's dumping 2 feet and more in New England?
Lee's tracking it tonight, and we'll have the latest at 11.
We also have reporters out in it - from Long Island, where a power company in disarray is causing worries about electricity, to Connecticut, where roads are likely to be problematic because of the 1-2 feet of snow that's expected. We're also in New York City, where folks are prepping.
We'll also have any breaking news of the night, plus Rob Powers with the night's sports. I hope you can join Sade Baderinwa and me, tonight at 11.
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