A forecast model making the rounds on social media last weekend showed a major snowstorm hitting the NYC area. That is not happening. Here's what to expect instead.

It's a cold and blustery weekend in the New York City area, and that will continue as we track our next winter storm.

A winter storm sweeping across the country could bring snow and ice to New York City at the start of the week. Winter Storm Blair is expected to make its way east from the Rockies through the weekend, reaching the mid-Atlantic by Sunday night and bringing with it icy conditions that could impact the Monday commute.

The storm caused thousands of flights and dozens of train trips to be delayed or canceled. At Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington, all runways were closed Monday evening.

Light snow is possible later in the morning and into the afternoon on Monday, mainly for New Jersey, New York City, and Long Island, the National Weather Service said.

Every state from Kansas to Delaware logged at least one report of 10 inches or more of snow. At one point, some 70 million Americans were under winter storm warnings.

D.C., Maryland and Virginia were all under weather emergencies, as snow totals reached 5 to 9 inches by early Monday evening.

Meteorologists predict another winter storm this week, delivering snow and ice from New Mexico to parts of the Tennessee Valley.

Fox News correspondent Mark Meredith reports on a winter storm hitting the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic on 'Special Report.'