Photos: Rare snowflakes fly in the South as storm charges up the East Coast, dumping inches of snow

Most locations can expect to see another 3 inches with a few spots possibly seeing around 6 inches of snow, especially across eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

After a snowy morning in parts of Florida and Georgia, a bigger burst of snowfall is headed up the East Coast and could bring several inches of snow to New England this evening.

Some snow is still impacting higher elevations in North Carolina, but the biggest threat will be in the Northeast, where we're tracking a larger amount of snow.

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The bulk of the snow is expected to start later this afternoon, and will end either Sunday night or Monday night, depending on the area.

Snowfall will continue in New York City until about 9 p.m., but Boston will see flakes through Monday morning.

Most locations can expect to see another 3 inches with a few spots possibly reaching around 6 inches of snow, especially across eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Recent forecasts suggest that the low will track closer to the coast and bring more snow further to the west.

Farther west, across Connecticut and western Massachusetts, totals will generally be lower overall, but colder air will allow snow to accumulate efficiently, with most areas seeing 2 to 4 inches.

Conditions will gradually improve later Monday with some sunshine returning, though it will remain breezy and cold, with afternoon highs in the upper 20s to mid-30s.

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

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

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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.

Deep South snowfall

With snow accumulating more than 0.1 inches in parts of Georgia and Florida, it's the first time on record that some locations saw two consecutive winters with snow.

South-Central Georgia and the Florida Panhandle saw snow, which quickly melted away due to rising temperatures.

Milton, Florida, was one place that saw snow early Sunday morning. The National Weather Service also recorded reports of snowfall from Baldwin County.

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 continued into today but have since expired.

The FOX Forecast Center is predicting a medium ROWI (Risk of Weather Impact) rating for the New England Patriots vs. Houston Texans playoff game today at 3 p.m. Snow is currently falling and up to 6 inches of snow is possible in the Boston area.

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