He knows his way around all this.

It's the Marks Among show on 710 W.O.R.

Well, it's Friday. Normally, that's great.

You're looking forward to a wonderful weekend.

But this weekend, you'll, well, Saturday, it's going to be bitterly cold.

It'll be a real feel of, like, minus five or something all day Saturday. So you're not

going to really want to be out much on Saturday. And then Sunday, you got the storm, the snow all day

long. It will start overnight Saturday, about two, three, four in the morning. It'll start snowing.

It'll snow all day Sunday. It won't stop. It'll pile up. It'll snow overnight Sunday night. It'll snowing. It'll snow all day Sunday. It won't stop.

It'll pile up.

It'll snow overnight Sunday night.

It'll stop somewhere Monday morning.

Maybe come back a little here and there in the afternoon and then that'll be it. But most likely forecast six to eight inches.

The different various models show a range of four to 12 inches, but figure six to

eight inches. That's a lot of snow. If you're in the suburbs, it's going to disrupt everything

for a while. Also, unlike other snowstorms, it's going to be freezing cold for the next few

days. It'll be like in the 20s, real feel and the teens. So after the snow is

done on Monday, for the next few days, it'll be so cold that nothing will melt. You won't be

able to melt that snow. You'll be able to shovel it. You know, if you're in the city, it doesn't

really bother us because it doesn't really even stick on the ground.

These sidewalks are so warm, people, million people walking all over them, the subway underneath heats them.

So the city is fine, although you'll have some snow banks here and there.

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