Rock Hill and York County saw several inches of snowfall and dangerously cold temperatures Jan. 31 as a second winter storm in a week passed through.

Some felt fatigued. Others were excited, as puffy white flakes floated down from the sky. Either way, North Carolina and South Carolina were bracing for a rare burst of cold and snow.

On the heels of Winter Storm Fern, a strong storm will form off the East Coast this weekend that will bring snow, wind and coastal flooding. Blizzard conditions are even possible in a few areas.

The advisories for Cook and Will counties in Illinois and for Lake and Porter counties in Indiana have expired.

At least 3-7 inches of snow could fall across the area, with winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour making for poor visibility

A significant winter event is expected to begin after midnight Friday night. Snow showers are likely to develop by sunrise on Saturday, with the heaviest accumulations (3 to 5 inches or more) forecast for areas east and northeast of Atlanta, including Gwinnett, Hall, and Walton counties.

A massive snowstorm is headed to the Southeast this weekend, with blizzard conditions possible for millions. Here's the latest forecast: The storm begins Friday night, bringing snow to eastern Tennessee,