A complex winter storm is poised to impact the eastern United States, with the Appalachian region and the I-95 corridor expected to bear the brunt of significant snowfall. According to the New York Post, the storm's genesis lies in a powerful clipper system traversing the Great Lakes and Northeast, which will drive a cold front southward into the Southeast. This cold front is predicted to stall, facilitating the development of a low-pressure system over the Appalachians. This system will draw colder air southward, wrapping moisture around itself and leading to widespread snowfall.