Snow will fall across most of the tri-state area Saturday night and into Sunday morning. A total of 2 to 5 inches are possible in New York City with 5 to 8 inches possible in inland areas north of the five boroughs.

Sunday Morning... New Jersey's final snowflakes, ice pellets, and raindrops will fall between about 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. Skies should then clear quickly, with partial sunshine by late morning. That, along with high temperatures near 40 degrees, will kickstart some good melt (especially on treated surfaces).

Forecasters from AccuWeather say confidence is growing that next week's storm could be an all-snow event in the New Jersey region.

If there’s one thing we can all agree on, its that nobody likes ice and sleet. Yet we find ourselves again in the middle of a wintry mess, as Upstate New York and New England see significant snow. This pattern is very latitude-based,

Saturday night's storm system looks just like the last one — a mixed bag of snowy, icy, wet conditions across New Jersey.

Weather forecasters are urging drivers to slow down and use extra caution this weekend, because they might have to contend with icy roads as the latest winter storm takes aim at New Jersey. Because of fluctuating temperatures in the atmosphere and on the ground when the storm arrives on Saturday,