[Snowfall Forecast Sat night-Sun] Preliminary indications are for the potential for 1-2" of snow south of I-90 with perhaps a swath of 3-4" towards the south coast. North of I-90 a dusting to 1" is expected. These amounts may need to be adjusted as we evaluate future guidance. pic.twitter.com/YqcvFgzc1y

Greater Boston could see a coating to an inch of snow, and more heading south, making for a snowy Patriots-Bills matchup.

The snow will continue to accumulate through the late afternoon hours before the storm ultimately pushes out on Sunday night. One to 3 inches of snow accumulation is possible across southeastenr Massachusetts, including Cape Cod and the Islands. North of that, most parts will see just a coating to an 1 inch of snow.

This won't end up being a blockbuster storm. But in true New England style, there will be a little rain, a little snow and a lot of variability.

Boston is set to experience a cold and snowy weekend with light snow expected, and colder conditions following.

StormTeam 5 is tracking snow on Sunday for parts of Massachusetts.A disturbance bringing snow to the Ohio Valley from the Pacific northwest Saturday will dive toward the Mid-Atlantic states and spin up a storm late Saturday night.

The Boston area can expect more freezing temperatures heading into the next week, with a couple more chances for snow in coming days, according to National Weather Service forecasts.

Boston faces strong winds and a cold snap, with temperatures feeling like the teens and single digits at night.