Last Look At Snowfall Models As 'Snowpocalypse' Begins

This weekend's snowstorm is predicted to be a significant event, potentially comparable to the Blizzard of 1996. A vast area, encompassing over half the U.S. population, is under winter storm warnings. The storm's impact will be far-reaching, with predicted snowfall stretching from Texas to the Northeast. Some weather forecasters consider it one of the largest storms they've tracked. The article anticipates a persistent winter pattern for the next few weeks, with multiple cold blasts and storm threats. The storm poses risks to the power grid, particularly due to potential natural gas supply disruptions. These risks are amplified by the energy demands of data centers, with PJM grid being a focus of concern. The article mentions significant price spikes in natural gas fueled by the storm. The author criticizes the lack of attention from climate change activists during this weather event. Travel disruptions are expected, with thousands of flights already canceled. The article advises readers in the affected regions to prepare for potential power outages.