Even as of Thursday morning, some models were showing the potential for a quick burst of snowflakes in the Triangle.

Northwest Michigan and the eastern Upper Peninsula will get the worst of a clipper system starting Dec. 8. Predicted snowfall amounts statewide.

Snow is falling across Kansas City. Monday is a First Alert Weather Alert Day. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect through Monday evening. A few flurries have already started in the area, but the more noticeable snow arrives right after sunrise.

Cleveland forecast includes a mix of tranquility and incoming snow showers, with possible heavy snow early Tuesday and chilly conditions through Thursday.

Temperatures will remain in the teens on Saturday, but the wild chill will make it feel closer to the single digits.

Light snow on Monday is causing some slowdowns on Twin Cities roadways. This comes as at least two clippers this week could bring additional snow to Minnesota.

It's a winter wonderland outside, as Arlington and the D.C. area get our first snowfall of the season. Across Arlington, traffic cameras show that main roads are mostly clear. Few problems have been reported,

Heavy snow over the mountains will disrupt travel between the Western Slope and the Front Range. We can even get a little bit of snow in the valleys here on the Western Slope.

Snow is starting to ease slightly heading into Monday night. WRAL's Storm Tracker has seen consistent snowfall throughout the day. Now many tell WRAL News they plan to "take it easy and be cautious" as they head on the roads Tuesday morning.

Wet and wintry weather is arriving in the Philadelphia region, with areas far north and west like the Lehigh Valley and Poconos expected to get the most significant snowfall. Other areas will see mostly rain,