Forecasters on Friday morning were trying to pin down the exact path of a winter storm that could deliver a little — or quite a lot — of snow to the Northeast this weekend. People in a broad stretch of the East Coast, from Washington to New England, were watching closely.

Winter weather-related alerts from the National Weather Service span multiple states as of Friday morning.

Weather forecasters are relaying good news on a pair of storms heading for Southern New England over the next few days.

It all depends on the exact path of the storm, but it's looking like we're going to see snow and gusty winds from Sunday into Monday.

Rain exits the area before lunchtime Friday. Accumulating snow is possible Sunday afternoon into Sunday night.

Stormy weather on Thursday brought flooding and traffic problems across parts of Los Angeles, including near Hollywood Burbank Airport, where some drivers became stranded in rising water.

A third storm system this week is moving into Southern California Thursday, bringing another round of rain, chilly temperatures and renewed concerns about flooding and debris flows in vulnerable

A lightning strike sparked a fire that burned hundreds of palm trees at a nursery in unincorporated Escondido. Early reports estimated about 100 trees caught fire, but a battalion chief at the scene later told NBC 7 about 1,000 trees were damaged.