The storm that wasn’t is expected to bring some light snow to Massachusetts on Saturday, and it could start while people sleep in. The Bay State is on track to avoid a low-pressure system that could have brought several inches of snow this weekend.

Some snow showers will move in on Saturday morning with a quick coating to an inch in parts of western Massachusetts.

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.

BOSTON - There is some snow in the forecast for Massachusetts this weekend. The Boston area will get a small taste from the winter storm now barreling through the south. Some light snow will be in the air Saturday morning and early afternoon.

Most of Massachusetts will see snow on Saturday, but those hoping for significant snowfall will be disappointed.

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.

Massachusetts is set to dodge a system of low pressure that could have dumped heavy snow on the state on Saturday. But National Weather Service forecasters say some snow will still fall in the Bay State, thanks to a different weather system.

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The Boston 25 Weather team continues to keep an eye on a winter storm system that could bring snow to Massachusetts on Saturday.

Expect plenty of sunshine and dry weather, making for a more comfortable end to the workweek. Saturday features a quick round of light snow as a low-pressure system passes well to our south. Light snow will fall from morning into the early afternoon,