The first of this week’s back-to-back-to-back winter storms is bringing snow, ice and rain to a 1,500 mile stretch of the eastern US Tuesday morning. Another winter storm will hit some of the same areas in quick succession and dump the most substantial snow of the season over Chicago.

If you were hoping the U.S. had turned a corner and more springlike weather was on the way, you’re going to have to hold on a bit longer as the FOX Forecast Center tracks what is shaping up to be an incredibly active week for winter weather across the nation.

The National Weather Service says a strong storm will bring moderate to heavy snowfall across parts of the Upper Great Lakes and Northeast this weekend.

Two major winter storms are bearing down on the U.S. this week and are expected to bring some of the highest snow totals of the season for cities including Chicago and Washington, D.C. Winter storm watches and warnings are in effect for both storms from Colorado to Delaware,

Chicago's upcoming storm could bring as much as 10 inches of snow, making it the city's largest snowfall event this winter.

Consuelos assured Ripa that "it'll get better." An early model is showing that we could see up to a foot of snow in parts of Southeast Michigan Wednesday into Thursday. President Trump while on the campaign trail proposed eliminating taxes on Social Security benefits.