Late on Wednesday, the clipper will be pushing out of the Midwest and pushing into the Northeast, bringing minor snow when compared to the substantial snow totals of the last week or two.

Over the past couple of day the forecast for the Northeast has been closely watched due to model uncertainty in how the track of two systems approaching the region were going to interact.

The first system, is the Alberta Clipper that will bring light snow to the northern Plains and Midwest through Wednesday, and the second is a low pressure sliding along the central Gulf Coast.

After bringing drenching rain and thunderstorms from the Louisiana coast through the Florida Panhandle, this system will slide into the Atlantic Ocean and up the Eastern Seaboard.