Up to 8 inches of snow is expected in some parts of the tri-state, including the Hudson Valley and Connecticut.
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SIGN UP The forecast range for NYC of 2-5 inches is about right, but we could see a wide range of 1 inch in Staten Island and 5 inches in the north Bronx -- quite a difference across the five boroughs.
The heaviest totals are expected north and east of NYC, 5-8 inches, where the winter storm warning is set.
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Snowfall rates could approach an inch an hour before midnight.
By mid-Sunday morning, the storm is essentially over with only a few flurries still lingering.
