A major snowstorm is predicted to hit the Southeast this weekend, potentially bringing blizzard conditions to millions across several states. Areas along the Tennessee-North Carolina border and western Virginia are expected to receive 6 to 12 inches of snow. Coastal cities like Norfolk, Virginia, could face up to 12 inches of snow and wind gusts reaching 70 mph.

The Philadelphia region is likely to avoid the brunt of the storm, with models suggesting it will track too far offshore. This shift means minimal impacts are expected for the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. The storm's trajectory is crucial for businesses and residents in the affected areas, especially those reliant on travel and outdoor operations.

Coastal winds could gust from 40-50 mph, with inland areas experiencing gusts around 30-35 mph. Minor tidal flooding is also a concern. Residents should prepare for below-freezing temperatures and wind chills. The current forecast suggests that this Nor'easter will mainly affect the Southeast.

Businesses and residents in the affected areas should stay informed about the storm's progress. Monitor local news for updates on potential travel disruptions and power outages. The storm's impact could affect supply chains, especially for goods transported by road. The situation is evolving and further changes in the forecast are possible.