Blizzard warnings were issued Saturday for New York City, New Jersey, southern New England and coastal communities along the East Coast.

Whiteout conditions are expected and will make travel treacherous and potentially life-threatening,” the National Weather Service said.

Weather forecasters are relaying good news on a pair of storms heading for Southern New England over the next few days.

Blizzard warnings are in the forecast for New York City, southern Connecticut and part of Delaware.

A cold weather advisory is in place for Central and Western Massachusetts through the first few hours after sunrise Monday.

Winter Storm Gianna is rapidly organizing into a powerful coastal system that will lash the Eastern Seaboard with heavy snow, fierce winds and a dangerous plunge in temperatures. Forecasters warn that the storm is poised to undergo bomb cyclone ...

A late weekend nor'easter is in the forecast for the East Coast, but specific details remain uncertain as Feb. 18.

1 to 3 inches: Areas north of the Pike up to about Route 2 and near the Mass./N.H. border (Mostly all Friday night) 3 to 6 inches: North of Route 2, northernmost Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Ski areas in central and northern New England will love this storm, with a fresh 6-to-10 inches for most.