Good evening. We begin tonight with a life-threatening situation about to unfold across the northeast.

Cities from D.C. to Boston are in the bullseye for a powerful winter storm that's set to bring

one to two feet of snow and whiteout conditions that could make travel impossible. That story,

bad news for places like New York City still recovering from a powerful storm just weeks ago.

And now, the city is under its first blizzard warning in a decade.

We've got the latest forecast in just a moment, but we begin with Valerie Castro.

Tonight, 30 million people under blizzard warnings as a dangerous Nor'easter quickly takes shape.

They're selling out of all of our shovels, anything that removes snow.

The life-threatening conditions stretching up and down the mid-Atlantic, just weeks after the last winter wallop.

I'm devastated. I don't want to see any more sludgy snow all over the ground.

New Jersey's governor declaring a state of emergency.

Snowfall during this time could reach two inches per hour.

Winds will be much stronger than the storm in January.

New York City under its first blizzard warning in 10 years, expecting at least a foot of

snow. I am asking all New Yorkers to stay inside and stay off the roads for your safety.

It's time to brace for impact, New Yorkers. While out west, this is not a good sign.

Salt Lake County, Utah authorities confirming to NBC News, two skiers were injured, one critically,

after they apparently triggered an avalanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon, a popular ski area,

bystanders capturing the rescue operations.

This, as officials announced, they have recovered the bodies of nine backcountry skiers near Lake Tahoe and California

after the deadly avalanche earlier this week.

Cruise today conducted avalanche mitigation in Nevada County.

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