A second winter storm in as many days is slamming parts of the Midwest before rolling toward the East Coast. Major travel disruptions are likely.

Snow and ice will impact millions across the nation's northern tier this weekend as the latest in a string of winter storms tracks across the country. The system has been named Winter Storm Jett by The Weather Channel. The latest radar shown below shows where snow is falling from Winter Storm Jett from the West to the Midwest and Northeast.

A fast-moving winter storm packing a dangerous combination of snow, sleet and ice is moving through the Midwest on Saturday afternoon, with up to a foot of snow predicted in parts of the Northeast by Sunday morning.

Starting late tonight, a scattered round of wintry mix will move through the area, mainly along and north of I-70. A Winter Weather Advisory will go into effect from 3 am to 6 pm Saturday for mixed precipitation along the northern border. A tenth of an inch of ice accumulation is possible with an inch or less of snow accumulation.

A winter storm headed for Vermont on Saturday and Sunday could drop as much as 10 inches of snow across the state, during one of the biggest weekends of the year for ski areas.

Tuesday’s overnight storm dropped 8 inches of snow in Galloway in Atlantic County and 7.8 inches in Cape May, the weather service said. There were widespread totals of 6 inches or more in Atlantic County and lighter snow accumulations in central and northern New Jersey.

Storm Jett is ready to make a cross-country trek, bringing snow to the majority of the Northern Tier after getting started on the West Coast midweek.