Here’s your first look at the overall timing, snowfall totals, and travel impacts that we’re expecting from this incoming, late weekend Nor’easter. Keep checking back in for updates leading up to the event as the forecast will need some adjusting for accuracy.

A Nor'easter is expected to bring heavy snowfall to Central New York from Sunday morning through Monday afternoon, with total accumulations of 12-18" and Winter Storm Warnings in effect, while temperatures remain in the low teens and single digits.

A potent nor’easter is on the way to Atlantic Canada to close out the weekend, threatening much of the region with heavy snowfall and blustery conditions into Monday

A pair of storms headed to New England late Wednesday will bring mostly rain to Boston and Southern New England, with snow up north.

As winter descends upon the Maritimes, residents brace themselves for a potential Nor’easter that may impact their weekend plans. This article explores the implications of such a storm, the meteorological factors at play, and offers practical advice for navigating the challenges that accompany severe winter weather.

It’s all everyone’s talking about…the Nor’easter! What can Central New York expect from this storm later in the weekend? The Storm Team answers

Boston warms up before a potential nor'easter; weather is sunny now, with a chance of rain midweek and possible snow by the weekend.

While some in Massachusetts were expecting a nor'easter to bring snow this week, updated weather forecasts say that the state will get mostly rain. The Bay State could experience rain showers on Wednesday, Jan. 14, into Thursday, Jan. 15, according to the National Weather Service.