2 storms to bring some of the highest snow totals of season to major cities

In the US are two major winter storms this week and some of the highest snow of the season Chicago and Washington, DC

The first storm that passes to Delaware from Colorado will take place on Tuesday morning on Wednesday morning.

7:00 and Tuesday, hard rain from Dallas to Nashville, is expected to Tennessee, and snow falls from Louisville, Kentucky, Richmond, Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

The snow will reach DC on Tuesday, Tuesday and last more than 12 hours. The light snow can do as far as Philadelphia.

Four and 6 inches are possible to snow for DC and Baltimore regions.

Meanwhile, the southern rain rain can cause flash floods.

When the first storm leaves the east coast, the second storm will already begin.

7:00 and on Wednesday, the wide snow is expected to Iowa from Colorado to Missouri, and the hard rain will fall from Houston to Louisian.

In Chicago, the snow will start at 9 am and will last more than 12 hours. In a windy city it is possible for five to 9 inches snow.

Then, in the east, the rain and freezing rain mix was expected in DC and Philadelphia from 5:00 pm and continue on the night.

In New York City and Boston, the snow is planned to start on Wednesday night and then changing the rain in the night.

Two storms combined by two storms in the center and central Atlantic and Central Atlantic, and the potential rain has been overwhelmed for a wide range of Southern south.