A coastal storm is set to bring accumulating snow to parts of New York and New Jersey early Tuesday, with higher totals now expected inland.

Snow could be coming to the tri-state just as December begins, and the National Weather Service now says some areas north and west of New York City could see higher totals than earlier expected.

Mother Nature is hitting the tri-state area with a wintry mix of snow and rain as the calendar flips to December. Storms this early typically have a hard time bringing snow all the way to the city and coast,

National Weather Service predicts temperatures in the 40s with potential for moderate to heavy rainfall, followed by freezing conditions overnight.

The NWS in Buffalo has issued winter weather advisories for several counties in upstate New York. Here's what to expect.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for areas north and west of New York City, where 4 to 7 inches of heavy, wet snow is expected. An icy mix will develop closer to the city while NYC and Long Island see periods of heavy rain.

The NWS in Buffalo has issued multiple winter storm watches for areas across western and north-central New York, with the potential for heavy lake-effect snow, strong winds, and dangerous travel conditions during the busy Thanksgiving travel period.

Upstate New York is bracing for another winter‑storm spell as snow showers loom in the forecast through at least next week.

A powerful winter storm continues to take aim at the heart of the country, impacting one of the biggest travel days of the year