A weak-to-moderate winter storm will pass off the East Coast this weekend, and it should bring the New York City and other coastal areas in the tri-state their first measurable snow. It won’t be a blockbuster snow event,

Several inches of snow fell across much of Northern New York on on Wednesday, with the highest totals nearing a foot in St. Lawrence County. The National Weather Service station in Burlington posted these snowfall totals from trained spotters as of Thursday morning.

NEW YORK — Millions along the Interstate 95 corridor on the Northeast Coast will see their first significant winter storm of the season this weekend, as a fast-moving system takes advantage of freezing temperatures brought by another invasion of the Polar Vortex .

The snow should dissipate by midday Sunday, making way for clear but chilly and windy conditions, according to NWS. Temperatures are expected to drop further into the mid-20s. Monday will be mostly sunny, with a high near 28 in Central Park, meteorologists said.

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

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.

Temperatures have stayed cold enough this morning for moderate to heavy snow which has made for plenty of snow covered and slushy roads across central New York.

New York City is expecting snow in the coming days, according to the National Weather Service. Chilly weather is expected to continue on Friday. On Saturday, clouds will

This interactive map shows the snowfall forecast for New York State from 7 a.m. Dec. 10 to 7 a.m. Dec. 12, according to the National Weather Service. Click or tap a location to see how much snow is expected in that 2-square-mile area. For a color key, click or tap the menu button at the top left of the map.

A fast-moving clipper system is slowing just enough to pull in Atlantic moisture and bring some snow to New York City and the Tri-State area.