A winter hurricane is headed for much of the East Coast. The "Bomb Cyclone" will be bringing crazy cold temperatures, strong winds, and lots of snow. This could be some of the coldest and craziest weather the East Coast has experienced in years.
Gina Bryner is the managing editor at Live Science. She joins Cheddar to explain just what this weather means for the Northeast and states as far down as Georgia. People can expect winds and temperatures far greater and below the average at this time of year.
Bryner gives her tips on how to handle this storm. She suggests staying inside as much as possible and being sure to wear a number of layers if you do have to venture out.
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