( CNN ) Battered Boston is bracing for another big one . Blizzard warnings will be in effect from 7 p.m. Saturday to 11 a.m. Sunday for much of eastern Massachusetts , including metropolitan Boston . Snow accumulations of 10 to 14 inches are forecast , with winds from 30 to 40 mph likely . Gusts of up to 75 mph -- hurricane strength -- are expected . Travel will become nearly impossible with whiteout conditions expected , along with dangerous wind chills well below zero . Power outages can be expected in many areas , the National Weather Service said . Speaking of hurricanes , the storm will have a widespread wind field , and blustery , frigid conditions may reach as far south as the North Carolina mountains . Some areas of the country will have temperatures 40 degrees below normal . Many will see single digits for their lows . And many will be below zero . In Boston , it seems like they have been digging out from under the snow for weeks , only to have more fall . Three storms have Bostonians ready to break up with the white stuff . The snow that has already fallen in Boston is almost the stuff of mythology . The city has set a record 42 inches for the whole month of February . It 's only about half over . And it 's caused small business to hurt . So much so that Gov . Charlie Baker on Friday declared next week as Valentine 's week . Ca n't get to your romantic restaurant on Saturday , or you forgot to make reservations ? The governor is giving you an extension . Mayor Marty Walsh said Thursday the city is bringing in additional resources to help deal with the expected snowfall . `` The Saturday storm creates a sense of urgency . We 're taking extra steps to make sure Boston and people can dig out on Sunday , '' he said . He urged people who were going out to celebrate the lovers ' holiday do so early and do so close to home . With the special day on Saturday and bad weather in the picture , one restaurant owner said too many people are going to try to go out Friday instead . `` Everyone is going to try to cram it in on Friday . Everyone is already booked on those three days . We can only do so much business . We ca n't make it up on one day , '' Damien DiPaola , who owns Carmelina 's , told CNN affiliate WBZ . DiPaola said he 's been losing more than $ 10,000 a week in business due to the succession of storms . He thinks people who have reservations for Saturday and Sunday will cancel . Florists and other businesses who count on Valentine 's Day for extra sales are having their own kind of troubles . Some flights bringing in flowers did n't make it yet , and drivers were navigating roads only to end up searching for a place to park while a runner races to make the delivery . Eight of Massachusetts ' neighbors are pitching in , sending dump trucks and front-end loaders . New York City was giving up two snow melters , one of which was in action Thursday night , WBZ reported .
Strong winds are expected in this storm , all the way to western Massachusetts . North Carolina governor declares week as Charlie Baker 's next week . Bostonians had just dug out ; mayor says the city will keep shoveling snow .