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Winter storm expected to bring heavy snow to Massachusetts

Powerful coastal storm to bring snow, wind to DC area; worst Sunday night

Snow could continue into Monday and cause delays and closings; precipitation to begin as mix of rain and snow early Sunday morning

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Late Sunday-Monday storm: Nor’easter expected to bring heavy snow to Mass. See the potential totals

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Sunday-Monday snowfall map: Winter storm expected to bring heavy snow to Massachusetts

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Blizzard, winter storm warnings issued in Massachusetts ahead of nor’easter

Blizzard and winter storm warnings have been issued in Massachusetts ahead of a nor’easter that’s expected to slam the region with heavy snow, powerful wind gusts, and coastal flooding concerns.

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Winter storm watch issued for all of Massachusetts ahead of nor’easter

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Wintry mix slicks Mass. roads overnight as another major weekend snowstorm looms

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DC area could see pasty snow Sunday into Monday. How much could fall?

Our first estimate — subject to change — is for 1 to 4 inches, mostly accumulating Sunday night into early Monday.

How much snow fell in the NYC area last night?

New York City received a light dusting of snow overnight Sunday into Monday morning, with 1-2 inches falling across the five boroughs. Bellerose, Queens, led the city with 2.1 inches of snowfall, according to the National Weather Service. About 1.4 inches of snow fell at John F. Kennedy Airport.

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More snow, bitter cold forecast for Fall River area. Storm, parking info

While not expected to pack quite the punch as the last round, it will still bring a few inches of plowable snow as well as "very cold" wind chills.

N.J. weather: Light snow expected overnight, followed by possible rain or snow Sunday night

By the time the sun comes up Saturday morning, precipitation should be out of the area. Saturday is shaping up to be a mostly sunny day with highs in the low 40s, and Sunday will be mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees.

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Storm timeline: When will snow start falling in Pa. and how deep will it get?

The heaviest snowfall in central Pennsylvania is expected between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Sunday. At times, snow could fall at a rate of about an inch per hour. By 1 p.m. Sunday, the forecast calls for another 5 inches, for a total of 9, to accumulate in central Pennsylvania.