More snow in NYC? 2 storm threats this week could produce winter weather

NEW YORK CITY - Click here for an up-to-date snow forecast for the NYC area.

Another series of quick-hitting storms in NYC is expected to bring more snow across parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

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The new chance for winter weather comes fresh off the heels of Tuesday's event that dropped several inches of snow across parts of NY, NJ and CT.

Here's everything you need to know about the two snow chances this week, including Thursday's clipper system and this weekend's storm with "a little more kick to it." 

Timeline: Will it snow Thursday in NYC?

Thursday night

Scattered rain and snow showers before 1 a.m. Mostly cloudy skies, then gradually becoming mostly clear, with low temperatures in the high-20s. Winds could gust as high as 37 mph. Chance of precipitation: 30%.

"Most of this is to the north of us because the main area of low pressure is far enough to the north that we only get kind of clipped by this clipper system," FOX 5 NY's Mike Woods said.

Northern portions of central and upstate New York state may end up seeing higher accumulations of more than a foot thanks to lake-effect snow.

Timeline: Second storm being watched

Friday night

Snow likely, mainly after 4 a.m. Mostly cloudy skies, with low temperatures in the low-30s. Chance of precipitation: 60%. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch is possible, according to the National Weather Service.

"Tomorrow night we have another area of low pressure that comes in and that's going to pass to the south of us," Woods said.

Saturday

Snow likely, mainly before 7 a.m. Cloudy skies, then gradually becoming mostly sunny. High temperatures will be near 40. Chance of precipitation: 60%.

"Most locations seeing anywhere from maybe an inch to 2 inches of snow, but if you head further to South Jersey, that's where the heavier snow will be," Woods said.

According to the FOX Weather Center, from Friday night into Saturday, the storm will cross the Appalachians and slide off the mid-Atlantic coast, but not before bringing snow to cities along the Interstate 95 corridor from New York City south through Washington.

How much snow fell Tuesday? Totals for NYC area

The New York City area saw several inches of snow after a major winter storm impacted parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

Click HERE to find out how much snow your area recorded, according to the National Weather Service.

Mid-winter weather outlook: ‘6 more weeks’ of winter

FOX 5 NY’s Nick Gregory said the NYC area has the potential for several more inches of snow, according to his mid-winter forecast.

Only one or two decent storms will help us reach the projected total, and Nick forecasts that February will provide the perfect conditions for winter storm development.

The U.S. is experiencing a strong El Niño, meaning the Tri-State is more likely to see warmer-than-average temperatures and wetter-than-average precipitation.

As we move forward, strong El Niño conditions will continue, meaning February will feature the same type of weather we've seen: above-average temperatures and borderline rain-snow events.

"I think winter will be prolonged here, and I do think that we'll probably have a good surge of cold weather coming in the middle part of February, [creating the potential for a snow storm or two," Nick said. 

FOX Weather's Steven Yablonski helped contribute to this report.