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

Most of our day Monday was quiet but cloudy and cold once again. The first of two clipper systems moved through the area Monday evening and brought some light snow

Tuesday brings another active winter weather pattern to Chicagoland, though this time it'll be too warm for significant snowfall.

Low temperatures stay below average in the Susquehanna Valley, with possible snow showers and freezing rain.

Another hit of winter is moving into Southeast Michigan on Tuesday night, and it could create a mess for travel.

Twin Cities, brace for slop. The National Weather Service in Chanhassen has issued a winter weather advisory that runs from noon Tuesday through 6 a.m. Wednesday and calls for heavy winds and mixed precipitation, as in a rotating mix of snow and freezing rain well into the night.

Warmer temperatures are forecast for the Chicago area early in the week, but freezing rain Tuesday could leave roads slippery Wednesday. By Friday, high temps will hit the 20s, and Friday night the wind chill could drop to minus-20.

Detroit braces for snow, freezing rain, and high winds, with more mixed precipitation expected through the week.