A winter storm could bring snow, strong winds and coastal flooding to parts of Massachusetts from Sunday into early Monday.

It does not appear that the storm will track close enough to New England to deliver what could have been, a devastating and destructive blow.

The Boston-to-Providence corridor is looking at a few flakes, if any. But along the coast, the storm could still bring gusty wind and flooded roadways.

Plus, with "well-below freezing temperatures" the snow from the past weekend isn't going anywhere, a forecaster said.

The winter storm is expected to develop off the East Coast on Saturday.

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