A winter weather system is set to impact the northeastern United States this weekend, with New York and New Jersey expected to receive some light snow accumulations. While the storm will not be severe, it could result in several inches of snow, especially during Friday night. Official forecasts indicate variations in accumulation based on location and the evolution of a coastal low pressure system.

In New York, the National Weather Service has reported that the weather will remain mostly dry through the end of the work week. However, a weak cold front is expected to enter on Friday night, possibly bringing scattered snowfall. Snowfall amounts are likely to be light, with a low probability of significant accumulation on Friday night, and additional snow may continue into the weekend.

In New Jersey, conditions are similarly expected, with light snow possible as the winter system progresses toward the region. Forecasts suggest minor to moderate snow accumulations, depending on how the low-pressure system develops. Residents are urged to prepare for winter conditions as the weekend approaches, although widespread disruptions are not anticipated due to the relatively weak nature of the storm system.