New York City is poised for a wintry glow-up overnight, with several inches of snow forecast to fall across the five boroughs as Christmas draws ever near.

Temperatures will stay firmly in winter territory in the days that follow. Highs on Sunday are expected to top out in the low- to mid-30s — about 10 degrees below normal. Conditions will be even colder Monday, with highs hovering around 30 degrees. Forecasters say temperatures will feel like they're in the teens both days.

Once you step outside, you'll know this brutally cold weather in the Tri-State Area means business — especially with snow on the way.

In anticipation of the fast-moving coastal storm, New York City Emergency Management has issued a weather alert that will remain in effect from Saturday through Sunday. The snow-packed system is forecast to develop south of the city late on Saturday before proceeding offshore Sunday afternoon.

A weak-to-moderate winter storm will pass off the East Coast this weekend, and it should bring the New York City and other coastal areas in the tri-state their first measurable snow. It won’t be a blockbuster snow event,

New York City is expecting snow in the coming days, according to the National Weather Service. Chilly weather is expected to continue on Friday. On Saturday, clouds will

The National Weather Service forecasts the first significant snowfall of the season this weekend for New York City, with chilly temperatures and potential travel disruptions.