According to James Tomasini, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, the five boroughs are in range to receive a general 1 to 2 inches of snowfall at the onset of Thursday morning’s winter storm.

An incoming winter storm is expected to bring freezing rain, snow, sleet and ice during the Thursday morning commute across the NYC area. Here are timing and impacts for your area.

A fast-moving winter storm is expected to blast New York and the tristate area on Thursday morning, bringing snow, sleet and eventually rain to the region. Precipitation will begin overnight Wednesday into early Thursday morning,

DSNY has issued a Winter Operations Advisory for tomorrow, February 6, beginning at 1am. Snow will turn to freezing rain, and depending on timing, accumulations may be very low or up to 4 inches. The Strongest will always plan for the worst case scenario to keep YOU safe. Info:… pic.twitter.com/s9L1Rht47K

After a very dry January, February is getting off to a much sloppier start. One system moved through Sunday night. Now we’re tracking a series of systems – three, to be exact – between now and next week.

Days after Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of winter, a nasty ice storm packing sleet, snow and freezing rain will blast the East Coast on Thursday morning—and two more winter storms are also in the forecast for late Friday and next week.