This weekend’s incoming storm is coming more into focus. The very strong coastal system remains likely to develop this weekend off the Carolina coast. The biggest impacts appear to be eastern North Carolina on Saturday,

Wednesday afternoon's advisory from the weather service called for continued arctic cold for the region and the potential for at least three inches of snow Sunday into Sunday night, much of it across the twin forks of Long Island. It said the storm could also bring winds at least 45 mph winds.

The tri-state area could get sucker-punched by a second winter storm this weekend, according to PIX11 meteorologists. The storm is expected to develop into a nor’easter, which could cause flooding and beach erosion in New York and New Jersey.

Forecasters are tracking a winter storm that could bring significant impacts to the Wilmington area this weekend. Here's what to know.

Right now, the highest chance of accumulating snow is east of Atlanta. From west Georgia through the city, at least flurries and scattered snow showers are possible. Severe Weather Team 2 is watching the track closely though. Any shift west means a better chance for accumulating snow.

The cold blast comes after record-setting high temperatures were reached Monday with West Palm Beach hitting 90 degrees.

As we tick towards the end of what will be an all-time, record setting, top-ten snowstorm for Boston, it is awfully hard to ignore what may be coming next for Massachusetts.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A nor’easter will bring snow to New York City this weekend. The five boroughs will generally receive between 1 and 3 inches of snow and wind gusts of up to 45 mph one week after Winter Storm Fern brought the city to a halt.