There is snow coming to Massachusetts Tuesday, but there have been some significant changes to the Boston area weather forecast.

It could start to look a lot more festive around these parts. The “first accumulating snow” of the season for much of eastern Massachusetts is on the way, less than two weeks out from Christmas. Local meteorologists are predicting about 1 to 2 inches of snow south of the Mass Pike,

Massachusetts will see its first real snowfall of the season late on Saturday night as cold air and a coastal system move in, with snow continuing into Sunday.

Snow is falling across much of Massachusetts on Sunday, with accumulations of 2 to 4 inches expected across southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Some areas near the south coast and Cape Cod could see up to 6 inches.

A storm will deliver a glancing blow to southern New England on Sunday before quickly racing out to sea.

A quick-moving system will bring at least an inch of snow to Greater Boston and areas south, making for a snowy Patriots-Bills matchup.

A dusting of snow is possible across parts of Massachusetts overnight on Tuesday, Dec. 9, after a frigid start to the day. As Arctic air continues to sit over the region, it's an unseasonably cold start to the day. This evening, light snow showers are expected to move into Bay State, primarily in Western and Central Massachusetts.

Meteorologist Kelly Ann Cicalese is tracking snow on the radar, set to linger through late tonight in areas of Southern New England.

Thursday will be very blustery and cold across Massachusetts — and forecasters are monitoring a possible weekend snowstorm. Here's what to expect.