The "Snowquester" is already wreaking havoc in the mid-Atlantic.
After setting snowfall records in Chicago, winter storm "Saturn" -- as it's been dubbed by the Weather Channel -- arrived in the Washington, D.C., region on Wednesday morning.
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Accuweather predicts the storm will bring "heavy snow from parts of North Carolina to parts of West Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey into Wednesday night."
In anticipation of the storm, the doors of most schools and government offices in D.C. were closed on Wednesday. Many schools in Baltimore, Maryland, Virginia and Ohio have also been shuttered.
In addition, #Snowday has been trending on Twitter as many take to the social media site to share their winter weather plans.
According to Weather.com, more than 1000 flights have already been cancelled in D.C. due to the storm. "[Flight] cancellations and delays are expected throughout the Northeast corridor today, including New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.," the website added.
In addition, hundreds of thousands of people in several states have already been impacted by power outages, according to Accuweather.
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