The New York City area could see its first significant winter weather of the season as a nor’easter-like coastal low forms along the Mid-Atlantic coast.

What to expect: More than 7 inches of snow is possible. Snow-covered roads and reduced visibility could make travel dangerous. Be prepared for slippery roads and stairs, sidewalks and driveways. Winter storm watch: In effect late Monday night through Tuesday evening.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A nor’easter is expected to impact New York state Tuesday, bringing mostly rain to New York City, while some areas to the north and west see snowfall, according to AccuWeather senior meteorologist John Feerick.

The powerful nor’easter dumping snow across the northeast may escalate into a bomb cyclone and pour even more precipitation across the region.

Governor Phil Murphy has declared a state of emergency for Northwestern New Jersey due to a significant winter storm that will hit tomorrow.

New York City residents should prepare for an arctic cold front bringing gusty winds, followed by several opportunities for light snow in the coming days, according to AccuWeather forecasts.

The National Weather Service has issued winter weather advisories across much of New York for Tuesday, Dec. 2, with snow expected to impact the morning commute. Total snowfall and conditions will vary by region. Niagara, Orleans, Monroe, Northern Erie, Genesee: 2–4 inches of snow, heaviest during the morning commute.

New York state was hit by a winter storm on Tuesday.The National Weather Service (NWS) forecasted that some areas could get up to 11 inches of snow in some places.“With reduced visibilities and potentially snow-covered roads,

A third winter storm is slated to his the U.S. this week across the Midwest, Northeast and New England, threatening to bring up to 10 inches of snow, forecasters say