Saturday morning begins overcast and dry with seasonably cold conditions across the region. High pressure is in place to our northeast and is slowly retreating to the east ahead of an approaching area of low pressure from the southwest that will bring widespread precipitation to all of Western Pennsylvania beginning this afternoon and lasting until after midnight.

Two separate systems will bring chances for wintry mix, including freezing rain, to the area next week. It's a tricky forecast - here's everything we know:

Forecasters are predicting this weekend’s storm to be similar to the winter weather that impacted central Pa. on Wednesday night and Thursday morning.

National Weather Service meteorologist Zachary Yack said the storm would be "almost identical” to the winter storm that brought high winds and coated the city in 0.15 inches of ice earlier this week,

A messy mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain is expected across the Washington, D.C. region on Saturday as an active weather pattern brings the possibility of snowfall to parts of the DMV over the next week.

Forecasters say another round of the wintery mix will show up this weekend, and there's a chance of snow next week.

Snow, ice and freezing rain will cause travel to get hairy around Delaware on Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning. On Saturday afternoon, snow will move through the state from south to north, according to the National Weather Service.