The weekend is creeping closer, and with it, a snowstorm that is projected to dump multiple inches of powder on the FOX 2 viewing area.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI - In some areas along the Lakeshore, it feels like it’s been snowing non-stop for the last few days. The National Weather Service today released a three-day snow tally that shows some areas have clocked in with more than a foot of snow.

Get your shovel ready this weekend. Western Pennsylvania is expecting our biggest snowfall since Snowmageddon and we have your timeline.

The chances of heavy snowfall in the region this weekend are increasing. The Pittsburgh office of the National Weather Service in a social media post said the notion that the region could see no snow this weekend “has been completely thrown out.

The National Weather Service office maintains a list of 41 snow storms that dumped 6 inches or more on the city.

Arctic air moving into the area is a virtual certainty, as our coldest air of the season is in store for us Friday and Saturday. A Weather Impact Alert is in place.

Check the latest snow forecast for Monmouth and Ocean counties. Accumulating snow is expected to begin late Saturday night.

As East Tennesseans brace for potential impacts from winter weather later this week, some may be wondering what the most snow the region has seen. While many remember the 1993 “Storm of the Century,” it notably isn’t the highest snowfall on record for Knox County,

Parts of Russia were buried under the heaviest snowfall in decades. Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula received over 6.5 feet of snow in the first half of January after receiving around 12 feet of snow in December,