As the storm moves north, southeast New England is currently in the bull’s-eye, but its exact path is still coming into focus. Blizzard conditions are possible on the southeast Virginia and northeast North Carolina coasts by Saturday night and significant coastal flooding possible by Sunday morning. Blizzard conditions could occur in coastal parts of southeast Virginia and northeast North Carolina as winds gust up to 60 mph by Saturday night. Snow and strong winds must combine to bring visibility dangerously low for several hours for a storm to officially be a blizzard. Moderate to significant coastal flooding is possible, especially in northeast North Carolina, the Virginia Tidewater region and southeast New England.