Becoming cloudy with a little light snow late; a coating to an inch possible. Temps rising towards morning. Low: 21 FORECAST SUMMARY We lived life on the edge of a powerful Nor'easter and coastal blizzard over the last 36 hours.

After a severe weather Thursday, Indiana is expecting colder and windy conditions this weekend with snow potential, and temperatures will remain in the low 40s and 30s through Monday.

A chilling forecast has New Yorkers on edge as a possible nor'easter threatens to blanket the city in snow. This comes after the city has endured some of its coldest days in decades.

UPDATE: Could cooler air increase Portland’s chances for snow next week? Oregon is in the midst of a historic snow drought. Ski resorts are closed, and the snowpack is so low that there is almost no way the state will be able to reach normal levels by the end of the season.

A colder air mass has taken over central Indiana keeping temperatures below average through next Tuesday and a few waves of light snow possible (Sunday - Monday).

Widespread rounds of mountain snow in California will continue through Thursday night, with additional pass closures. As yet more storms roll in from the Pacific, they will focus on the mountains of Northern California and expand over Oregon and Washington through nearly the end of February.

Baltimore could see a couple inches of snow going into the next workweek, according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service is anticipating it could freeze and even snow from the coast to the Cascades.

There are three different winter storms that could drop snow in Massachusetts in the next week. The first one is Wednesday.