An East Coast snowstorm named Winter Storm Gail by The Weather Channel will hammer the Northeast and mid-Atlantic into Thursday.

In parts of the Northeast, it could be one of the heaviest snowstorms in a few years following in New York City and Philadelphia, among other locations.

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These maps will help you track the latest information on the storm.

Winter Alerts

Winter Alerts

(These winter alerts are issued by the National Weather Service. A watch means hazardous conditions are possible, while a warning means conditions are either imminent or happening now. An advisory means disruptive winter weather (snow, sleet or ice) is expected.)

Current Radar

Current Radar

(This radar shows where snow or ice from Winter Storm Gail is currently falling.)

Additional Snowfall Forecast (Hudson Valley to New England)

Snowfall Forecast

(Note: This map shows snow in addition to what has already fallen. )

City Hourly Forecasts

(Percentages shown indicate the probability of precipitation for that hour.)

Wind Forecast

Wind Forecasts

(The strongest winds with Winter Storm Gail are expected to be near the coast from the Delmarva Peninsula to eastern New England. If these strong winds occur in areas of accumulating snow, power outages and tree damage could result.)

Estimated Snowfall So Far

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