A two-day weekend storm that dumped between 8 to 10 inches of snow throughout most parts of the region caught many off guard. Now, dangerously cold temperatures are expected to follow, as the

It'll be quiet and mild around Philadelphia for the next two days before a major winter storm could potentially drop a foot of snow around the region this weekend.

A powerful winter storm is on track to wallop the D.C. region this weekend, unloading disruptive amounts of snow and ice.

South Jersey could see up to a foot of snow, forecasters warned. There is a 70-80 percent chance that portions of South Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania receive at least 12 inches of snow, the NWS said Wednesday.

What to Know Storm Team4 declared a weather alert for one of the most serious snow threats the D.C. area has seen in years. Snow is expected to begin Saturday night and continue Sunday. D.C. could see more than 8 inches of snow.

There are two rounds of expected heavy snowfall this weekend, with the first starting Friday evening into Saturday morning.

NYC, as well as parts of NJ, could see over 10 inches of snow this weekend as a winter storm threatens to bring heavy snowfall and colder air to parts of the Northeast, according to forecasters.

THE MAJOR THING, LIKE YOU SAID, IS THE COLD AND THE COMBINATION OF SNOW AND THE LITTLE WRINKLE IN THE FORECAST. LIKE I SAID, AT THE TOP OF THE SHOW IS THE POSSIBILITY OF SOME FREEZING RAIN. THAT’S NOT A GOOD THING.