As the second storm leaves the Midwest and approaches the East Coast late Wednesday, snow may turn to more of a wintry mix in places in the Mid-Atlantic from Wednesday night into Thursday morning. A wintry mix could lead to icy conditions across the Southern Appalachians during both events.

Days after one system dumped a few inches of snow on the tri-state area, forecasters are monitoring a series of winter storms that will impact the East Coast through next Sunday. The first system passes south of the tri-state Tuesday night.

Oklahomans can expect chilly temperatures this week, paired with a possible slew of rain, sleet and snow. While the upcoming Valentine's Day weekend may mean plans with that special someone, the beginning of the week will be less warm and fuzzy.

Two major winter storms are expected to hit the Midwest this week, with moderate to heavy snowfall in the Chicago area. Between the two storms, residents could see close to a foot of snow from Wednesday through Saturday.

Our First Alert Weather Day continues into early Sunday morning as a wintry mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain has settled upon the Tri-State Area.

The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning Monday afternoon for Kent and Sussex countries in Delaware. The warning, which takes effect at 1 p.m. Tuesday, is calling for 5 to 9 inches of snow in central and southern Delaware.