This particular storm does not have as much rain for as many areas. Ocean and Monmouth counties see plain rain after initial sleet and snow. New York City is more likely to hold onto sleet and snow longer than Thursday morning's storm, ending as mostly snow Sunday morning.

High pressure will move through the region Friday as another storm system arrives later Saturday. We can expect partly cloudy skies on Friday afternoon with a gusty northwest

Depending on temperatures, New York City could either see little to no snow or "several inches" of accumulation this weekend.

A massive winter storm is sweeping across the Northeast Thursday, bringing with it snow, ice and rain along with hazardous travel conditions and flight cancellations. The National Weather Service said Thursday morning the storm was impacting much of the Great Lakes,

Just as one storm packing snow and ice exits the NYC area, a Winter Storm Watch has been issued as another storm could bring as much as 4 inches of snow to New York City this weekend.

By the time the storm is done, the five boroughs and coastal Connecticut will likely see between 1 to 3 inches of snow.

The New York City Emergency Management Department has issued a weather alert urging residents to prepare for an approaching winter storm. According to Emergency Management, the storm will begin late Wednesday and continue through Thursday,