NEW YORK — Millions along the Interstate 95 corridor on the Northeast coast will see their first significant winter storm of the season this weekend, as a fast-moving system takes advantage of freezing temperatures brought by another invasion of the polar vortex .

Areas in New York could see over 10 inches of snow, while other parts, like those surrounding Buffalo, could see between 1 and 4 inches, according to the National Weather Service. Peak snowfall rates could be as high as 1 to 2 inches per hour, and rates can be greater than 2 inches per hour.

But the effects were being felt by travelers. More than 14,400 domestic U.S. flights on Saturday were canceled or delayed as of mid-morning, with the majority in the New York area, including at John F. Kennedy International Airport, LaGuardia Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport, according to the tracking site FlightAware.

A potent snow and ice storm swept across the U.S. Northeast, causing widespread flight cancellations and delays, particularly in the New York metropolitan area. States of emergency were declared in New York and New Jersey,

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Winter storm delays and cancellations hit thousands of flights across the Northeast and New York. Snow, ice, power risks, state emergency alerts, and travel warnings affect millions of Americans. , US News,

With an active winter storm expected to hit the Northeast Friday night, a second system is close behind. This second storm will bring a mixture of rain and snow from Sunday into Monday and will be followed by a blast of Arctic air.