Snow should taper off in New York City by about midday on Sunday before temperatures plummet under clear skies later, as a quick moving winter storm sweeps through the US Northeast.

Flurries are in the forecast for Friday, and a more substantial snowfall is headed our way over the weekend. Storm Team4 said about 1 to 3 inches of snowfall is expected in the D.C. area within the Interestate 95 corridor from late Saturday night through Sunday morning.

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A quick burst of snow is possible early Sunday as yet another blast of Arctic air charges into the D.C. region. However, the potential for accumulation may be limited because of the storm system’s short duration and above-freezing temperatures ahead of its arrival.

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Snow showers are moving through the Tri-State this afternoon and are expected to continue through the evening and tonight.

Snow is still on the ground across the D.C. region Sunday morning, and it’s not going anywhere as bitter cold air settles in.

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