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The first of the systems will arrive in the East Coast on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 11, and then move north, the National Weather Service says.
The heaviest snowfall is expected in the southern parts of the Northeast, including in and around Washington, DC, with widespread totals of 3 to 6 inches. (See the first image above from AccuWeather for the latest projections, which were released Tuesday morning.)
For precipitation types by region, click on the second image above.
Prior to the arrival of the new storm, Monday, Feb. 10 will be mainly sunny and seasonably cold.
After the first storm moves out, a new system packed with snow, ice, and rain is on track for Wednesday, Feb. 12 into Thursday, Feb. 13 that is also expected to move from the south to the north.
Similar to the first system, the second of the storms will arrive first in southern locations of the Northeast before tracking north Wednesday night into about midday Thursday before exiting from New England.
The current outlook calls for generally light snowfall amounts, with most areas seeing accumulation farther north and inland in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New England.
Snowfall projections for the second system can be viewed by clicking on the third image above.
The second storm will also bring widespread ice, with significant icing possible in the areas shown in the darker shade of pink in the fourth image above.
After the systems moves out, the outlook for Valentine's Day on Friday, Feb. 14 calls for mostly sunny skies and seasonable temperatures, but yet another storm is possible for the weekend.
But then another storm is expected Saturday, Feb. 15 into Sunday, Feb. 16 and then another toward the end of Presidents Day week.
"We have a third winter storm on the horizon late this week and this weekend, and possibly a fourth winter storm early next week. This has been a busy and challenging stretch for plow truck drivers, utility crews, and airport staff, and many others trying to stay one step ahead of these winter storms.”
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