Light snow arrives tonight from the west and south mainly after 9 p.m. It could fall off and on with a coating to 2 inches possible, highest amounts south and east of D.C., before exiting east by around 7 a.

WEEKEND It will be a perfect winter weekend in West Michigan with highs in the upper 20s and fairly light wind until later Sunday. Most of the lake-effect snow bands will wrap up Saturday morning. Another round of accumulating snow will slide in late Sunday into Monday and likely into the middle of next week. Stay with Storm Team 8 for updates.

Another blast of winter weather is targeting the Washington, D.C. region this weekend. FOX 5's Taylor Grenda says the light snow will arrive late Friday through early Saturday morning. Most areas will pick up a trace to an inch.

Accumulating light snow tonight into early tomorrow should bring a general coating to 2 inches within one county of the Beltway. After Saturday’s gusts, Sunday is gem-like with sun, milder air and calmer conditions.

While the snow is expected to cover the entire state of Vermont, this weekend's snowfall will be calm, with no strong winds to create a storm and only a small amount of accumulation. Here's what to know about the timing,

Friday's cold will give way to light snow on Saturday, with warmer temps on tap Sunday and Monday. NewsdayTV meteorologist Rich Von Ohlen has the forecast.

We’re on track for a major winter storm to impact the Mid-South, with several inches of snow falling Thursday night through early Friday afternoon. Expect bitterly cold temperatures in the high teens/low 20s early Thursday,