Over the last 24 hours, weather models have finally come into general agreement on how this storm will play out for the D.C. region this upcoming weekend.

A winter storm could track up the coast toward New Jersey, or move out to sea, in the second half of this week, forecasters say.

An arctic cold front will move through Arkansas later this week, bringing the possibility of snow and subzero wind chills, according to the National Weather Service.

Snow and ice will impact dozens of states from Texas through the Northeast this week, forecasters warned.

The National Weather Service is warning of a “strong Arctic front” headed to the Chicago area Wednesday night, with gusty snow showers during the evening commute and “bursts” of snow possible ahead of an extreme cold watch that will send temperatures plummeting below zero.

A 'major snow storm is headed to the Northeast, AccuWeather says, bringing what could be several inches of snow to NJ. Here's timing, what to expect.

Some light wintry precipitation will be possible on Wednesday but morning but all eyes then turn to the weekend for the potential for accumulating snow. On Wednesday morning, a light rain and snow mix will develop. Some slick spots will be possible that but it's a quick-hitting system.