On Saturday, New York City residents feared the worst, only to be pleasantly surprised when blizzard-like conditions that dumped more than 2 feet of snow on Washington D.C., Baltimore and Philadelphia never quite made it to the heart of the city and points north.

On Wednesday, however,  NYC won’t be as fortunate.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for most of the area in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York, including all five boroughs of New York City, from Tuesday night through Wednesday night.

CBS 2 HD Weathercaster Lonnie Quinn is calling for significant snowfall in the New York City metropolitan region, with totals likely between six and ten inches for a majority of the tri-state, and blustery conditions that could lead to blowing snow and large drifts.

“The storm that we’re watching is very similar to the storm we just finished with,” he said. “The snow begins Tuesday, around midnight. It’s gonna spread from the area southwest of the city to areas northeast of the city. The heaviest snow and the heaviest winds will be Wednesday midday.”

Please stay with YWN for the latest on this winter storm. We will have updated information as it becomes available.