The final in our series of East Coast storms is headed our way this weekend. And it could be the one with the biggest impact. We’re tracking a mix of snow, ice, and rain that’ll make for a wintry Saturday and sloppy Sunday.

There will be batches of snow moving across Lower Michigan this weekend. When it is all said-and-done there will be another meaningful amount of snow to remove.

Moisture feeding from the south will bring first snow and then a changeover to freezing rain and all rain across New England. This slow-moving storm could result in sizable snow, ice and rainfall totals, making it potentially the most impactful storm so far this winter.

Starting late tonight, a scattered round of wintry mix will move through the area, mainly along and north of I-70. A Winter Weather Advisory will go into effect from 3 am to 6 pm Saturday for mixed precipitation along the northern border. A tenth of an inch of ice accumulation is possible with an inch or less of snow accumulation.

A rather nasty-looking storm is due to get underway Saturday afternoon, with a mix of snow and ice in the Philly region before transitioning to a heavy rain, perhaps the most significant precipitation the region has received in several weeks.

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Governor Hochul has directed state agencies to prepare for a significant winter storm expected to bring snow, ice, and gusty winds across New York this weekend.