It's not necessarily a major storm, but we'll see a little of everything across the eastern two-thirds of the country into the weekend. Here's our latest forecast.

Travel on New Year's Eve could be delayed in parts of the country expecting snow and slick conditions. See the forecast.

In Marquette, a record maximum snowfall for the date was set on Sunday with 11.5 inches of snow. This broke the previous record of 8.2 inches, which was set in 2018, the National Weather Service said. This morning, storm snow totals in that area have already reached 24 inches.

Road conditions will worsen overnight as snow expands across southern Colorado. The snow lasts into Friday, ending by the afternoon.

After a hectic day of weather, conditions will level out some for Southeast Michigan on Tuesday. That doesn't mean the snow is done, however.

January is, on average, one of the three wettest months of the year, and we're very much starting off on that note.

Some unsettled weather will be moving through our area over the next few days. Expect the week to be cooler and winder with some rain and snow.