Forecasters are closely monitoring the potential for a winter storm that could bring snow and ice to many states later this week before impacting New Jersey this upcoming weekend.

A winter weather advisory is still in effect Sunday night for areas across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, with meteorologists warning of slippery travel, low visibility and lingering snow in some locations.

Snow fell in New York City and across the Tri-State Area on Sunday morning and evening, leaving a good amount to measure in its wake.

The National Weather Service has issued new winter weather advisories for Sunday across the Philadelphia area and parts of New Jersey, with 1 to 4 inches of snow possible.

After some snow landed in the Philly region on Saturday, a second round made its way through the region on Sunday.

A big last-minute westward shift in the storm track means all of New Jersey is now likely to see accumulating snow from Sunday's coastal storm.

The polar vortex is bringing bitter cold and snow to NJ this weekend. Here's the weather forecast, from timing to how much snow will drop near you.

After a frigid and snowy weekend, the temperatures turn even more bitterly cold for the start of the week. Drier air is moving in as the departing coastal low pulls away, so while a few flurries may linger,