Warmer weather is on the way after a cold end to 2025, however the weather pattern didn't change right at the change of the calendar.

A winter weather advisory is in place for a wintry mix this afternoon that for some areas, could transition into freezing rain. Light snow amounts are expected and ice accumulations up to 0.10 are possible. If you have travel plans this afternoon into tomorrow morning, allow for extra time and be prepared for slick roads.

Areas of freezing rain in the morning, mainly along I-80 from Salt Flats to NV border. Valley rain/mtn snow across UT today. After a lull this afternoon/evening, rain & snow continue into early Fri.

Christmas storm delivered a treacherous mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain — gifts you’d no doubt return if the roads weren’t so bad.

The snow line is expected to be too high for valley or even mountain Wasatch Back communities to collect snow. But it also has the potential to deliver 0.5 to 1 inch or more of precipitation to the Wasatch Front and northern Utah by Friday, as well as up to a half-inch of precipitation to communities in southwest Utah, per KSL Weather models.

Mild & dry today, but we're going to ring in the new year with wet weather! Valley rain & high elevation mountain snow will move in late tonight & last into early Friday. Be prepared for wet roads!

Up to a foot of snow is possible in some higher elevations in northern New Jersey where intense snow bands could form, the National Weather Service said.

There are going to be some scattered rain, freezing rain, and snow showers around through tomorrow morning as a disturbance passes through our area. There are also going to be areas of fog around.

A mix of rain, snow and freezing rain is possible for the mountain passes through Friday morning. Overnight we could see freezing rain producing ice accumulation on road surfaces. Several inches of snow are also possible for Stevens Pass and the higher elevations.

Weather officials urge residents to prepare for slippery commutes this week as clipper system moves in Monday, Dec. 8. See statewide forecast.