A fast-moving winter storm packing a dangerous combination of snow, sleet and ice is moving through the Midwest on Saturday afternoon, with up to a foot of snow predicted in parts of the Northeast by Sunday morning.

Forecasters from AccuWeather say confidence is growing that next week's storm could be an all-snow event in the New Jersey region.

Wichita’s chance for snow increases to 90% at night, with a high temperature of 29 and a low of 18. Wednesday shows a 90% chance of snow before noon. The high for that day is expected at 21, and a frigid low of 5, the forecast shows.

A winter storm that hit Massachusetts Saturday night was set to bring up to a foot of snow to some parts of the state. Here’s how much snow different communities across the state received as of Sunday morning, according to the National Weather Service.

MORE: Winter storm watch issued for 8 counties with up to 6 inches of snow in forecast The messy storm that hit New Jersey on Saturday night with a mix of snow and freezing rain has left slick conditions around the state along with snow totals of 4 inches in some spots.

The newest data shows a few tweaks to storm system forecast. Those tweaks generally are for less snow and less freezing rain.

The National Weather Service maintains New York City will receive 3 to 5 inches of accumulation with this winter storm.

The final month of meteorological winter looks to be fairly active with several chances of snow and ice from the Ohio Valley to the Northeast. On the southern end of the frontal boundaries, heavy rainfall and thunderstorms will be likely across the Gulf Coast.