New York City and the surrounding area were getting ready Saturday afternoon for more snow and ice expected to impact the area.

Thursday’s sloppy morning precipitation has come and gone, but a Winter Storm Watch is already in place for our next round of wintry weather on the way this weekend. For snow lovers, this could be a good one!

Snow will develop after sunset from southwest to northeast, filling in by 8 p.m. or so.  The brunt of this one will occur between about 8 p.m. and 2 a.m. After starting as snow for most, it'll transition to a wintry mix near the city and even plain rain farther to the south.

This particular storm does not have as much rain for as many areas. Ocean and Monmouth counties see plain rain after initial sleet and snow. New York City is more likely to hold onto sleet and snow longer than Thursday morning's storm, ending as mostly snow Sunday morning.

Another snowstorm is making its way through the tri-state area this weekend following Thursday’s wintry mix. A winter storm watch will go into effect on Saturday at 7 p.m. Drivers are warned to only travel if necessary as roadways are expected to be slippery and dangerous.

A winter storm is set to move through the New York City metro area Saturday night into early Sunday morning. While most of Saturday will be dry, the storm will bring snow in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut later in the evening.

Snow and icy weather are expected to make for a dangerous commute tomorrow morning around New York and New Jersey.