As Southern California continues to grapple with devastating wildfires, remnants of a massive winter storm will coat regions across the Mid-Atlantic with more snow before exiting Saturday morning.

Snowfall projections have been updated for a new winter storm headed to the Northeast. The timing for the system is Friday night, Jan. 10, into Saturday, Jan. 11, according to the National Weather Service.

At least 46 million people were under a winter storm warning as of Thursday as the storm spreads along the Gulf Coast Friday, according to the weather service. The storm should weaken by Saturday, bringing lighter snow between 1 and 3 inches to parts of the Northeast, the Mid-Atlantic and the Ohio Valley before exiting off the Carolinas.

A significant snow event will move into the Middle Tennessee region on Friday. Here's how much snow the greater Nashville area can expect.

The National Weather Service warned on Friday evening that a winter mix could still cause dangerous road conditions and an increased risk for power outages for parts of north Alabama.

Chicago-area residents woke up to falling snow Friday morning, complicating the morning commute and halting all flights to O’Hare International Airport. The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop at O’Hare until 9:15 a.

Chicago-area residents will wake up to a light blanket of snow Friday morning that could complicate the morning commute, according to the National Weather Service. Snow was forecasted to begin falling between 5:30 and 6 a.

The NWS has issued warnings, and residents are advised to take precautions as travel disruptions and power outages are anticipated this weekend.