Snow is expected in Vermont tomorrow, but the question is how much will end up falling. Meteorologists are also saying that there could be a mixture of ice with the snowfall, which could contribute to hazardous road conditions by the time the storm is winding down on Thursday night.

It's a warm front that will produce a thump of snow primarily after the Thursday morning drive with a little bit of freezing drizzle on the back side of the event. Here's a local look at snow and ice totals for our area by Thursday afternoon.

This latest system will hit us with 1-3 inches of snow before a switchover to sleet and rain across parts of Mass., Rhode Island.

Roller-coaster' temperature changes and snow is expected in parts of Vermont this weekend. When will it start.

New England will likely see all kinds of precipitation with a fast-moving storm set to sweep into the region on Thursday as warmer temperatures settle in and we shift from morning snow to a wintry mix of sleet or freezing rain.

The storm will likely see a wide variety of wintry participation, including heavy snow, snow showers and sleet. While the National Weather Service (NWS) has not yet issued any official warnings about the storm,

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for Thursday in Massachusetts. See how much snow is expected