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How much snow might be expected in NYC area for weekend storm? See first forecast map

Preliminary forecasts show 8-16 inches of snow can be expected for much of the region, including New York City, the Hudson Valley, nearly all of New Jersey and into Connecticut.

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How much snow is expected on Sunday in PA? Winter storm forecast track

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How much snow will Oklahoma see this week? 'Impactful winter storm' ahead

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Latest Nashville forecast shows less snow, more ice, NWS warns

Nashville's snow chances continue to decline, but the chance of an ice storm has increased significantly, threatening power outages during extreme cold.

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Live: 'Crippling' storm heads into Asheville, Western NC with snow, ice

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Texas winter storm updates: State hunkers down as dangerous weather continues rolling in

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Ice storm warning issued for Western NC. When will the ice storm arrive?

Widespread and potentially multi-day power outages are likely due to ice accumulation on trees and power lines.

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7 maps predicting snowfall totals from the Sunday-Monday storm

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Houston Winter storm timeline: When freezing rain and ice will hit tonight

What were the biggest snowstorms in Memphis? See how many inches

On the 2024 date, Memphis International Airport measured 3.4 inches of snow, while some areas reported up to 6 inches. Meanwhile, the 2025 storm dropped 7.5 inches of snow, according to the airport. Those events were disruptive and chilly, but they don't even make the Memphis Snow Top 10.

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How much snow are we getting this weekend? What we know so far

What to Know A whopper of a winter storm is set to impact a large chunk of the U.S. – from Texas to the East Coast – this weekend. Unfortunately, it’s unclear just how much snow we may get so far in advance.

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NJ weather: Big snow, ice storm getting closer and could cause whiteout conditions. Latest forecast maps, travel concerns

A major winter storm that has been drifting across scores of states will be arriving in New Jersey shortly after midnight Saturday, bringing the potential for a foot of snow in the state’s northern region and a half-foot or more in many other areas.