A fast-moving storm late this weekend may bring slippery snow to parts of the Southeast and coastal Northeast, while many major cities see little accumulation but possible travel and airport impacts.

Millions of people in the High Plains will experience widespread wind gusts between 60 to 80 mph, from Montana to Kansas.

A winter storm could track up the coast toward New Jersey, or move out to sea, in the second half of this week, forecasters say.

Snowfall totals varied widely across western and central New York during the past 24 hours, with some communities reporting more than half a foot of snow, according to the NWS in Buffalo. See the latest.

The National Weather Service says the heaviest snow is no longer confined to the northern and central parts of the state. Instead, snow bands and gusty winds are pushing farther southeast, bringing winter weather to a larger area of South Dakota than previously forecast.

A major winter storm continues to disrupt travel across the GTA, with up to 40 centimetres of snow expected and hazardous conditions lingering even after the Don Valley Parkway reopened following multiple collisions and black ice.

Wednesday night into early Thursday, Jan. 15. Most areas will start with rain, but colder air north and inland will quickly change precipitation to a wintry mix or snow overnight. Accumulations will be light for most,

The New England Patriots will host the Houston Texans on Sunday at 3 p.m. ET in the divisional round of the NFL Playoffs, and awaiting the Texans are cold temperatures and the potential for light snow in Foxborough,