Photos: Florida and Georgia see rare snow as major burst of heavy snow slams East Coast Sunday

Winter Weather Alerts continue for parts of the Northeast and Macon, Georgia, into northern Florida, as the city of Milton already saw snowfall Sunday morning. More snow is expected from the northern Mid-Atlantic to New York City and into southeast New England.

Two more rounds of snow are expected Sunday into Monday along parts of the Interstate 95 corridor, extending as far as the Deep South.

While the best chance for snow in the South is in South-Central Georgia, snowfall as far south as the Florida Gulf Coast or as far north as Virginia is still possible, with Milton, Florida, already seeing snow early this morning.

Sunday is also expected to bring a swath of a few inches of snow stretching from the northern Mid-Atlantic to New York City and into southeast New England, with recent forecasts now suggesting that the low will track closer to the coast and bring more snow further to the west.

RARE SNOW TAKING AIM AT FLORIDA, GEORGIA COULD MAKE HISTORY, TRIGGERS WINTER STORM WARNINGS THROUGHOUT WEEKEND

The Florida Department of Transportation (DOT) was out on Saturday prepping equipment as Winter Weather Alerts were issued for Macon, Georgia, and northern Florida. Those alerts continue into today.

This morning, reports of snowfall came in from Milton, Florida, and the National Weather Service has already recorded reports from Baldwin County and the interior parts of the western Florida Panhandle, as well.

RARE SNOW TAKING AIM AT FLORIDA, GEORGIA COULD MAKE HISTORY, TRIGGERS WINTER STORM WARNINGS THROUGHOUT WEEKEND

Although Florida is looking increasingly low for accumulating snow. If snow does officially accumulate more than 0.1 inches in Tallahassee and Albany, GA, it will mark the first time on record those locations have seen two consecutive winters with snow.

On Saturday, most of the Northeast reported 1 to 6 inches of snow, with some higher elevations receiving nearly 11 inches in localized areas.

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Parts of New York and New Jersey were blanketed with a few inches of snow, creating picturesque winter scenes, on Saturday.

Residents took advantage of the fresh snowfall to enjoy outdoor activities and explore the snow-covered landscape.

New England saw some fresh powder on Saturday as well, with higher elevations in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, such as Savoy, receiving nearly 11 inches.

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For the Northeast, snow will quickly come to an end by Monday morning around daybreak as snow trickles off in far northern Maine.

New York City into Southern New England will see the heaviest snow totals, where the localized snow bands are forecast to set up.

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