One week after a blizzard buried much of the Northeast, another storm system is strengthening off of the Northeast coast.
From the National Weather Service:
Light snow is forecast in the Mid-Atlantic through Saturday, but much heavier snow and strong winds are expected to develop in coastal New England by Sunday.
There is a potential for more than six inches of snow Saturday night through Sunday.
Wall Street Journal meteorologist Eric Holthaus tweets that whiteout conditions are possible in New England.
The storm should not cover as big of an area or be as intense as the first blizzard of 2013, but "it could get very nasty from Rhode Island and Cape Cod through Boston, southeastern New Hampshire, much of Maine and New Brunswick,"says AccuWeather.com meteorologist Brian Edwards.
Here's a map of the latest snow forecast from AccuWeather.com. It looks like New York City can expect up to three inches of snow.
The exact track of the storm is still uncertain at this point, so snow accumulations are subject to change.
We'll keep you updated with the latest.