After sunrise Sunday, most areas should see rain change to snow before it begins to taper off between midmorning and midday. Some snow or a mix of rain and snow could linger into the afternoon, especially toward Southern Maryland.

Officials across Northwest Florida are warning residents that the frigid rain and short-lived snow will be followed by a hard freeze overnight for many areas. That means motorists driving on Jan. 19 should be vigilant for somewhat hazardous travel if ice forms on roads and bridges.

A Weather Alert Day is in effect through Monday morning, due to the combined effects of a rain/snow mix and potential icy spots early Monday. RELATED: Will it snow on Sunday? Sunday night: WRAL Weather Alert Day: The sky clears,

Saturday in the D.C. area kicks off with a cold, raw start with a bit of rain and snow falling across the area.

Rain and snow is expected in the early morning throughout New Castle County before it turns into snow around 8 a.m., creating slippery roads.

A NEXT Weather Alert on Tuesday for dangerous cold: Tuesday the coldest air of the season arrives. Morning lows will range from 5 to 15 and wind chills from -15 to 15. Daytime highs on Tuesday will range from 15 to 25 with winds chills continuing in the teens and single digits. All skin must be covered to avoid frostbite. Special care for pets.

Travel disruptions, power outages and frigid temperatures ‌are ​expected to affect 150 million Americans on Friday ‌and through the weekend as a massive storm clobbers the U.S. with heavy snow and freezing rain from ​the Central Plains to the East Coast,