Bostonians will likely be waking up to light snowfall Saturday morning with the chance for some accumulation of up to 2 inches, the first time in several weeks as two storms pass near New England. The main storm will miss our region to the south, keeping the heaviest precipitation out to sea.

A NWS forecaster said Massachusetts will see at most two inches of snowfall from the storm this weekend. Most parts of the state, including Worcester, Boston and the South Shore, are expected to get less than an inch of snow.

The whopper of a winter storm will be passing well to New England’s south on Saturday, as local meteorologists predict only some light snow for the region. Most spots will see a half an inch to an inch of snow, with some localized 2-inch amounts.

BOSTON - For those wishing for a big weekend winter storm in Massachusetts, take a cue from the great Hall & Oates: "She's gone, she's gone, oh I, I better learn how to face it." It seems safe to kiss this one goodbye.

Mensch said if the storm hits Massachusetts, it could bring some snow showers throughout the day on Saturday. If the winter storm hits Massachusetts this weekend, it could bring up to three inches of snow, according to Caitlyn Mensch, a NWS meteorologist.

While the snow is expected to cover the entire state of Vermont, this weekend's snowfall will be calm, with no strong winds to create a storm and only a small amount of accumulation. Here's what to know about the timing,

Temperatures continue to stay rather seasonable, but by the afternoon Saturday, we are tracking the chance for snow that lingers for the weekend.