The storm is still too far out to be sure, but here's what weather forecasters are saying about snow, ice and temperatures.

"In portions of the Northeast, this could end up being the biggest storm of the winter so far," AccuWeather said.

A significant snowstorm predicted to move through the southern United States into the mid-Atlantic may also affect New England, as it is currently trending north.

NBC 10 Boston meteorologist Pete Bouchard is calling for 16 to 22 inches in Central Massachusetts and Western Massachusetts, with warmer temperatures resulting in 10 to 16 inches in Boston and southeastern towns. Bouchard believes Cape Cod & the Islands will receive 7 to 10 inches.

How much snow will Boston get from a monster winter storm this weekend? Here's the latest weather forecast.

Tuesday's winter storm started as rain on Cape Cod and quickly ramped up into heavy snow. Each storm, trained spotters, National Weather Service employees and others report snowfall numbers to the National Weather Service. Cape Codders have been sending in ...

Snow continues to fall across Massachusetts, and National Weather Service forecasts predict even more intense precipitation on Sunday, with most of the state expected to see significant snowfall. Some parts of Massachusetts have already received up to 4 inches of snow,

Mark Twain is credited with the saying, “If you don’t like the weather in New England, wait a few minutes.” He may get the credit, but who hasn’t paraphrased it, especially in the ever-changeable season of winter on Cape Cod. The weather on New Year’s Day certainly proved the saying to be true.