Washington, D.C. and the Delmarva Peninsula stand the best chance for big snow. Snow totals between 5 and 8 inches are possible in that area. In the Garden State, a winter storm watch has been issued for parts of Ocean County. Check the latest weather alerts for your neighborhood here.

As the second storm leaves the Midwest and approaches the East Coast late Wednesday, snow may turn to more of a wintry mix in places in the Mid-Atlantic from Wednesday night into Thursday morning. A wintry mix could lead to icy conditions across the Southern Appalachians during both events.

The five boroughs could see less snow accumulation if the powerful snowstorm blowing in from the Midwest transitions to a wintry mix of sleet and rain as midnight approaches.

Within the five boroughs, the most snow fell in the Bronx, where 4.6 inches was measured in Fordham, according to the National Weather Service.

The New York City Emergency Management Department has issued a weather alert from Tuesday evening, with about 1 to 2 inches of snow accumulation expected.

Parts of the Northeast woke up to more than a foot of snow Sunday morning, as a fast-moving winter storm, packing snow, sleet and ice, sped across the Midwest into the Northeast late Saturday through Sunday morning.

The northeast was blanketed by winter weather this past weekend as crews continue to treat areas for snow and ice.

Our First Alert Weather Day continues into early Sunday morning as a wintry mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain has settled upon the Tri-State Area.