A fast-moving storm is forecast to bring snow to nine states from the Upper Midwest to the Northeast by Wednesday, possibly hitting New York state

The NYC area is bracing for another round of bitter cold as Arctic air settles over the region this week, with the potential for weekend snow returning.

More winter weather is moving across the Great Lakes and into New York. Skies will stay mostly quiet for much of the day.

Temperatures plunged overnight in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut tri-state area with more cold blasts on their way early next week

The National Weather Service forecasts rain and a wintry mix for New York City, with high wind gusts and a chance of snow. No hazardous conditions are expected, but caution is advised.

Today is a First Alert Weather Day due to rain and a bit of wintry weather far north and west that may impact holiday travel.

Warren County, New Jersey, along with Berks, Lehigh and Northampton counties in Pennsylvania, remains under an advisory until 1 p.m., with 1 to 3 inches of snow, up to 4 inches in elevated terrain, and minor icing anticipated.

Keep the “winter woolly” close by as mid-winter weather continues for Western New York. Temperatures will be running some fifteen to twenty degrees below normal for the start of the week. Given the frigid numbers,

Syracuse, N.Y. - Heavy lake effect snow which hit Central New York Thursday is expected to continue tonight and into Friday, according to the National Weather Service. The midday weather service forecasts call for the following snowfalls between now and Friday morning: The snow is forecast to continue through the weekend in Oswego County.