( CNN ) -- Do n't expect a respite from the cold weather . For the third time this month , a round of wintry weather is heading for the Midwest and Northeast . Winter weather advisories are already in place for the weekend , as the new system will drop snow over a 1,000-mile stretch . `` What we 've been dealing with so far has just been these chilly temperatures , but no longer will that be the story , '' CNN meteorologist Indra Petersons said . How to take care of your cell phone in the cold . Chicago , Minneapolis , New York and Washington have already seen below-freezing temperatures , but `` that is not the worst of the story , '' she said . `` More snow is on the way . '' Snowfall will begin in the Midwest on Friday and reach the Northeast by Saturday morning . Snow amounts could top 10 inches in northern Pennsylvania and parts of upstate New York and New England . Residents could see up to 8 inches of snow in Cleveland , 1 to 3 inches in Pittsburgh , 6 to 8 inches in Boston and 4 to 6 inches in New York . New York City issued a hazardous travel advisory for Saturday and urged all motorists to carry contact information for a towing company in the vehicle . The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency warned of gusty northeast winds that could hit 50 mph on the cape . Less than an inch of snow is expected in Washington . The National Weather Service predicts 1 to 3 inches of snow in Philadelphia , site of the annual Army-Navy football game on Saturday . Sunday wo n't be so bad , though snow showers are expected in Cleveland and sleet and light snow in Boston . The same storm system will bring rainfall to the Southeast . Dallas , which was coated with ice last weekend , will enjoy temperatures above freezing all weekend . Flightaware.com , a website that tracks airline flights , reported at 10 p.m. Friday that 577 flights had already been canceled for Saturday .
A new storm system will bring wintry weather to the Midwest and Northeast . Boston , New York , Cleveland and Washington will see snowfall . The National Weather Service says snow is likely in parts of northern Maine by Friday morning.