***3:45 AM update as Euro stands ground and other models also now show little to no accumulations for NYC/Long Island, crazy squall line with severe weather for the south with this storm, and the...

... the system for Texas on Friday and into the southeast on Saturday is back in play, but details uncertain***

- It's so early in the morning that the National Weather Service snow maps aren't updated yet, but I would expect them to reduce amounts for NYC and Long Island as models keep accumulating snow mostly southwest of there. I will post the updated National Weather Service snow map in 2 or 3 hours.

- You can see the squall line and severe weather potential below with damaging wind gusts, hail, and a chance for a tornado.

- As for later next week, the GFS and Euro both show the system for Texas on Friday with some snow on the north side and heading into the southeast and Mid-Atlantic on Saturday with snow on the north side, but the GFS has it stronger. I will update on this and post maps probably this afternoon.

- 1st and 2nd images: HRRR model for 9 PM Sunday and 1 AM Monday

- 3rd image: Severe weather potential

- 4th and 5th images: Snow maps from the National Weather Service and Euro

- 6th image: Ice accretion map from the National Weather Service