Update

All of the other models look fairly similar, except some of the models are slightly further east with the storm on Saturday night and Sunday.  So, basically all models now agree that tonight we will see an inch or two of snow, and then a Nor'easter will form near Cape Hatteras, North Carolina tomorrow.  This storm should then strengthen rapidly as it moves north off the East Coast.  A period of light snow or flurries could develop again late tomorrow afternoon or early evening if the Nor'easter gets close enough to the coast.  Areas from Eastern Long Island to Eastern New England stand to once again get hit the worst by this storm, with blizzard conditions possible, especially in Eastern New England.  Some of the models do indicate that the storm could track a bit further east though, which would spare those areas from the worst of the storm, if it did take a further east track.