"An accumulating snowfall remains likely Saturday evening into early Sunday morning," the NWS in New York City posted on X.

Thursday’s sloppy morning precipitation has come and gone, but a Winter Storm Watch is already in place for our next round of wintry weather on the way this weekend. For snow lovers, this could be a good one!

DSNY has issued a Winter Operations Advisory for tomorrow, February 6, beginning at 1am. Snow will turn to freezing rain, and depending on timing, accumulations may be very low or up to 4 inches. The Strongest will always plan for the worst case scenario to keep YOU safe. Info:… pic.twitter.com/s9L1Rht47K

Residents across NY, NJ and CT woke up to snow on the ground, and according to forecasters, a more "significant" weather event is possible for later this week in NYC. Here's what you need to know.

According to James Tomasini, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, the five boroughs are in range to receive a general 1 to 2 inches of snowfall at the onset of Thursday morning’s winter storm.

A fast-moving storm will bring snow across New York City and the Northeast starting late Saturday and persisting through Sunday morning.

The National Weather Service says another winter storm will hit the mid-Hudson Valley Saturday night and early Sunday morning.