Now-9 p.m.: Prime time of the storm. As colder starts to filter in, the freezing line shifts offshore, changing all precipitation types to snow. The snow will become heavy at times. Snowfall rates may reach 1 inch per hour during the heavy bursts. Temperatures will hover in the lower 30s.

Snow continued falling across New York City on Sunday, with up to 5 inches possible by the end of the day.

Departures from LaGuardia Airport are grounded due to snow conditions in New York City. The ground stops were extended to 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, with the possibility of extension around 50 percent percent,

Snow began early Sunday and could last the remainder of the day. Once that clears, it’s a bitter cold week ahead.

New York City officials are anticipating 3 to 5 inches of snow and some freezing rain from a coastal storm forecast to strengthen over the weekend.

If you are flying, check your flight status before heading to the airport and allow extra time,” NYC Emergency Management wrote on X.

The Big Apple will see most of the messy weather early Sunday morning as around 1 to 3 inches of snow is forecast citywide, with a possibility of 4 inches of powder in parts of eastern Queens and

Sunday's snowfall in New York City and northern parts of New Jersey is creating a travel nightmare for those planning to fly into any area airport.

Major Northeastern cities that are experiencing serious snow deficits for the year are likely to get a shot of snow this weekend as a system moves in from the Southeast.