The map I’ve put together for snowfall totals has a fairly wide range of 4 to 8 inches. During Saturday, after we get even more information, I’ll try to start honing that down to see whether we’re going to be closer to the 4 inches or closer to 8 inches.

Today's winter storm will provide us with light to moderate snowfall totals, a light glaze of ice, and difficult travel through the evening drive home. Additional snow showers work in Friday before a bigger system arrives late this weekend.

There will be a brief break Friday before another winter storm moves into northeastern and central Pennsylvania for the weekend. Friday will be windy with a mix of clouds and sunshine. A stray flurry or snow shower is possible.

Super Bowl weekend could end up super snowy in New York. City dwellers could see anywhere between 3 and 5 inches of snow, with totals potentially topping 7 inches in the Hudson Valley region, before Sunday comes to an end,

A wintry mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain is expected to move through the region this weekend, bringing slippery roads and potential travel disruptions into Super Bowl Sunday (scroll down for snow total predictions).