The map I’ve put together for snowfall totals has a fairly wide range of 4 to 8 inches. During Saturday, after we get even more information, I’ll try to start honing that down to see whether we’re going to be closer to the 4 inches or closer to 8 inches.

A weekend winter storm will bring biting temperatures and dump several inches of snow on areas from the Midwest to Northeast.

Another winter storm will rush across the Midwest and the Northeast this weekend, bringing snow and ice along the way.

Just as one winter storm exited the NYC area, a new one is expected to slam similar areas of NY, NJ and CT over the weekend with several inches of snow. Here's when the wet weather will start, and how much to expect.

Light rain will move into the area Friday evening, continuing through Saturday morning before giving way to cloudy skies and cooling temperatures for the remainder of the weekend, according to the latest forecast models.

The newest data shows a few tweaks to storm system forecast. Those tweaks generally are for less snow and less freezing rain.

New York City and Boston both will under Winter Storm Watches as next system could bring a heavy round of snowfall.

Today's winter storm will provide us with light to moderate snowfall totals, a light glaze of ice, and difficult travel through the evening drive home. Additional snow showers work in Friday before a bigger system arrives late this weekend.

Chief Meteorologist Jon Porter warns of another winter storm setup with the increased potential for accumulating snow for the Northeast and Midwest regions of the United States next week.