Whatever kind of severe weather there is, it was part of a massive storm that made its way across much of the U.S. yesterday, dumping heavy snow and leaving roads impassable in the Upper Midwest while damaging high winds swept across the Plains. Hawaii is still suffering from severe flooding.

Meanwhile, portions of the mid-South face late-day thunderstorms. Forecasters said the storms will spread eastward and by Monday threaten a large swath of the Eastern U.S., with mid-Atlantic states — including Washington, D.C. — at greatest risk for tornadoes and high winds.

Snow, wind and severe weather are "going to impact the eastern half of the United States," AccuWeather senior meteorologist Tyler Roys said in an interview. Beyond the threat to lives and property, several major airports will be impacted.

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