A rapidly strengthening storm is expected to develop off the Southeast coast this weekend amid a deadly cold outbreak, bringing snow and strong winds just days after a historic winter storm blasted large parts of the East Coast.

As large parts of the United States continue to dig themselves out from the aftermath of a major winter storm, another system is expected to develop off the south-eastern coast.

There is a threat for strong winds, capable of power outages and some tree damage, along at least parts of the East Coast from the Outer Banks of North Carolina to New England.

A weekend East Coast storm could bring significant snow, strong winds and coastal flooding from the Carolinas to New England.

Travel is expected to be dangerous, and some areas may be shut down.

Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Brad Nitz expects a half inch to an inch for the western part of the metro and west Georgia.

Syracuse, N.Y. — The strong storm expected to slide up the East Coast this weekend is likely to bypass Upstate New York, new forecasts show. “Any impacts from this storm look more and more unlikely,” the National Weather Service said.

HIGH POINT — The High Point area could receive at least 2 inches of snow this weekend, and possibly more depending on the track of the storm, before snowfall tapers off around dawn on Sunday.

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