A winter storm that brought snow, sleet and freezing rain to a large swath of the Midwest swept into the mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Thursday, causing treacherous travel conditions, prompting school delays and closures and potential power outages for millions of Americans.

On Saturday afternoon, snow will move through the state from south to north, according to the National Weather Service. The snow will not accumulate more than an inch anywhere in Delaware and will give way to sleet and freezing rain throughout the evening. Eventually, it will change over to all rain.

A mix of rain and snow are forecast with week for the Akron-Canton area, with sleet and freezing rain possible in the Northeast Ohio region.

Snow, freezing rain and ice are likely Wednesday in the Lansing area, and driving could become hazardous by Wednesday night, forecasters said.

A winter storm is on the way, bringing snow, sleet and freezing rain to the Delaware Valley over the course of just a few hours on Thursday.

As for the current storm, 1 to 2 inches of snow is forecast to fall in many areas of North Jersey before temperatures start warming up and the snow changes to a mix of sleet and freezing rain prior to sunrise Thursday. As temperatures continue to get warmer, forecasters say, the icy mix will change to plain rain.

WASHINGTON — Snow, sleet and freezing rain are all on the table Saturday. The second half of the weekend is dry. More brushes with winter weather Tuesday through Thursday of next week Forecast: Saturday: Cold with snow developing and quickly changing into a wintry mix.

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:

A winter weather advisory has been issued for a majority of the region. Here’s what it looks like at this point. Bill Kelly has the forecast.