The only part of the Northeast to get intense snow is the Great Lakes, where lake effect snow will continue through the week. A winter storm warning

Travel on New Year's Eve could be delayed in parts of the country expecting snow and slick conditions. See the forecast.

The Northeast is set for more snow, while the Southwest can expect further rain following downpours over the Christmas period.

A "surge" of Arctic air will "invade" much of the eastern two-thirds of the U.S. over the New Year's period, forecasters warned — as lake-effect snow began hitting parts of New York Tuesday evening. The big picture: This multi-day severe weather event that prompted N.

A few isolated snow showers are possible toward daybreak on Wednesday. Wednesday and Thursday continue the winter feel. A weak cold front moves through Wednesday night, bringing a chance for snow showers, mainly north of I-78, with only light accumulations possible in the Poconos.

The strong winds experienced across the state this week are expected to continue, though the high wind warnings issued Monday has been lowered to a wind advisory for Northern and Western Massachusetts with winds between 30-39 mph. Southern New England can expect winds between 40-50 mph.

California’s rainy, breezy forecast fits old weather lore that points to a year of change, replenishment and growth.

Light snow should start to break out between 10 p.m. and midnight across our area. A burst of heavier and steadier snow is possible just after midnight, especially across southeastern Massachusetts where the highest totals will be expected.

Another round of light snow is moving into Southeast Michigan Tuesday evening, adding to a wintry pattern that will carry through New Year’s Eve and usher in a bitterly cold start to the new year.