The winter storm watch previously issued for Greater Cincinnati has been upgraded to a warning, as more snow is expected Saturday night.

If you thought Thursday was cold, just you wait. The D.C. region is forecast to get a second blast of winter weather this weekend, with up to 3 inches of snow in the forecast.

The National Weather Service said parts of the Pittsburgh area could see more than 6 inches of snow this weekend.

As snow continues to blanket the Greater Cincinnati region, the Mason amusement park made the announcement at 12:18 p.m. via its social media. The park had previously announced that it would be also closed Sunday,

Confidence is increasing in a late week storm system. Its timing and location determines whether you see wet or wintry weather.

The reason Grand Rapids and Flint are now in the winter weather advisory is because some freezing rain accumulation is also being indicated on the southern edge of the all-snow area, combined with a few inches of snow.

It has been cold here in Maryland as we have experienced two weeks of below than normal temperatures and that trend will continue this weekend as we could see possible snow accumulation.

New York City is forecast to receive anywhere between two and four inches of snow by Sunday afternoon. Staten Island itself is expected to receive anywhere between three and four inches. But just when will the heaviest snow come down?