We've got some accumulating snow to kick things off. That will be followed by the coldest airmass of the winter season thus far. Finally, in the longer range, it appears that an active/stormy pattern is going to unfold over the next few weeks across the eastern United States.

Forecasters say they expect accumulating, plowable snow to begin falling in Massachusetts on Sunday afternoon.

A NWS forecaster said Massachusetts will see at most two inches of snowfall from the storm this weekend. Most parts of the state, including Worcester, Boston and the South Shore, are expected to get less than an inch of snow.

Mensch said if the storm hits Massachusetts, it could bring some snow showers throughout the day on Saturday. If the winter storm hits Massachusetts this weekend, it could bring up to three inches of snow, according to Caitlyn Mensch, a NWS meteorologist. "A lot of the times of storms like these can vary," Mensch said.

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Well, we're monitoring another storm chance for Sunday night into Monday in Massachusetts. While this winter has certainly felt a lot different than the last few, it looks much the same with just a smattering of snow here and there.

The Boston 25 Weather team is keeping a close watch on two winter storm systems that could bring snow and rain to Massachusetts this weekend.

Any rain or snow that does come down this weekend will help alleviate the precipitation deficit in New York City.