Sure, it looks fine now, but snow, sleet and freezing rain are on the way moving south to north through the Willamette Valley early Thursday.

A winter storm is expected to bring snow, sleet and possibly freezing rain to South-Central Pennsylvania this weekend.

Snow, sleet and freezing rain – there are three main types of winter precipitation, and Oklahoma is no stranger to any of them. The winter storm that crossed Oklahoma in the early morning hours Wednesday had the potential for all three, and Oklahoma City residents woke up to a thin layer of icy pebbles on every surface.

Portland’s string of cold but sunny days is finally coming to an end. Starting early Thursday morning, a “mess of wintry precipitation” is probable — first falling as snow, then transitioning to a less fun mix of sleet and freezing rain. Icy roads will likely affect afternoon commutes, and slippery conditions could last through the weekend.

The Baltimore area is bracing for rain, sleet and snow in the early part of the weekend before more wintry weather returns next week.

Northern California is bracing for another winter storm this week, which is set to bring heavy rain and snow and impact holiday travelers. Here's the timing and totals we're expecting.

The seemingly endless cycle of snow, torrential rain and disruptive weather will continue this weekend as another powerful storm system lashes the central and eastern U.S., with the added threat of a multiday severe weather outbreak.

"Some of this will fall as ice or snow, but we're talking about over an inch of liquid with this system," Cindy Fitzgibbon said.