Cold winds will continue over New England, and a few flurries will fly over the eastern Great Lakes and the northern Appalachians on Saturday. The sun will melt some more snow in the Middle Atlantic. Sunshine will boost temperatures in the Southeast. The storm that brought snow and rain to the central Plains on Friday will fizzle over the Midwest on Saturday. But enough snow could fall to coat roads in parts of Illinois and Indiana. A large storm will slowly organize over the Four Corners. A broad area of snow will increase in intensity over Colorado and Utah, then expand to northern Utah and Kansas. For the central Rockies and Intermountain West, periodic snow may last all weekend. On the southern flank of the storm system, rain showers will sweep through Southern California and into the deserts of Arizona. Showers are expected to form over Oklahoma and North Texas. More dry and warm weather is in store for the Northwest, including the site of the Winter Games in southern British Columbia. But a train of storms in the Pacific will eventually expand northward next week. Rain and mountain snow can lead to disruptions with outdoor events. FOCUS: ANOTHER STORM NEXT WEEK A new storm will affect the nation next week. The storm threatens to drop substantial snow over the Four Corners mountains and Texas on Sunday night through Tuesday. There is a chance the storm strengthens over the Northeast later in the week. 