The storm is also classified as a bomb cyclone, as it is expected to rapidly intensify. “There’s no doubt it’s going to really intensify once it gets out over the ocean and heads northeast,” Kines said. While Kines believes the city could see a few inches of snow on Sunday, he expects accumulation amounts to be on the lower side. “Even if we don’t get the snow, it’s certainly going to be cold enough for snow, okay?” Kines told the Advance/SILive.com. “In general, temperatures are not getting above freezing — at least for an extended time — in the foreseeable future,“ Kines added.