New York City is bracing for a significant snowstorm this Sunday, with forecasters predicting snowfall ranging from 5 to 12 inches across the metropolitan area. This Nor'easter has the potential to bring blizzard conditions, evoking memories of historic snow events that have impacted the city in the past. The impending storm follows a previous snowfall that left traces on sidewalks nearly a month ago, underscoring the persistent winter conditions. Central Park, which recorded nearly a foot of snow from a storm on January 25th, could see similar accumulations by the conclusion of this weekend's weather event. Historically, the most substantial snowfall recorded in Central Park reached 27.5 inches in 2016. While this weekend's storm is not expected to reach those record-breaking levels, it is still anticipated to be a significant weather event. Residents are advised to prepare for potential travel disruptions and exercise caution while outdoors.