Snow Targets I-95 Sunday from Virginia through New England

A series of cold storms systems will continue to work from the Midwest into the Northeast through early next week, bringing several rounds of snow and brutally cold air. By Sunday morning, cold air should catch up with rain along the I-95 corridor to bring accumulating wintry weather to the busy interstate and some coastal areas.

A round of snow deposited 1-5" Saturday morning and will be clearing out to the north through the evening hours. A coastal low begins to shift north into Sunday, helping to pull the freezing air east. As the next round of precipitation moves in Sunday morning, it changes to snow from Virginia up through New England. The snow should shift north into the evening before tapering off around midnight.

Light snow is possible through Saturday but the majority of the snow along and east of I-95 is expected on Sunday. This could makes things interesting for the NFL Playoff game in Foxborough on Sunday afternoon.

Impacts should be limited or minor for most locations, meaning some slick spots on the roadways are possible. Give yourself extra time to travel Sunday if you have to be out.

Get the latest forecast for the Northeast anytime on the WeatherNation app in the Eastern Regional forecast. The forecast also airs at :10 past every hour.