-Tuesday night: Snow will taper from west to east through the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic. At least light snowfall could reach as far north as the New York City tri-state area. Significant icing from freezing rain will continue to impact southwestern parts of Virginia and southeast West Virginia.

As the Midwest and Northeast dig out from back-to-back winter storms, new systems are building and are expected to dump more snow from the middle of the country to the East Coast this week. Plenty of cold air remains is in place to the north,

Another winter storm will rush across the Midwest and the Northeast this weekend, bringing snow and ice along the way.

The newest data shows a few tweaks to storm system forecast. Those tweaks generally are for less snow and less freezing rain.

Essex, Hudson and Union counties were originally under a winter storm watch, but the watch was changed to a winter weather advisory Friday afternoon, with forecasters calling for 3 to 5 inches of snow and a light glaze of ice in those areas, as well as eastern Bergen and eastern Passaic.

Our First Alert Weather Day continues into early Sunday morning as a wintry mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain has settled upon the Tri-State Area.

Winter weather alerts are in effect for portions of the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic, including Washington, D.C., as a powerful winter storm sweeps into the region, bringing heavy snow and ice that could lead to power outages and travel delays.