NEW YORK (PIX11) — A winter weather advisory has been issued for parts of New York and New Jersey. The National Weather Service issued the advisory to Passaic County, New Jersey, and Orange and Putnam Counties in New York from 5 a.

A fast-moving clipper system is expected to bring several inches of snow to upstate New York. The highest snowfall totals of 3 to 5 inches are forecast for the Adirondacks and southern Green Mountains.

The National Weather Service is urging drivers to travel with caution on Wednesday morning. A Special Weather Statement was issued, warning of black ice on roads caused by freezing overnight temperatures.

FOX 5 NY's Liv Johnson joined Dan Bowens on Newsroom Live to discuss the weather forecast this week for New York City.

Freezing rain, ice and snow through parts of western and central New York have triggered a winter weather advisory through Thursday morning.

The National Weather Service warns that the position of a warm front will determine the precipitation type, with potential for ice accumulation in northern areas.

A mix of snow, rain and freezing rain is expected to affect much of New York, including the Mohawk Valley, with hazardous travel conditions possible.

The groundhog predicts more winter, but what does the National Weather Service and two longtime weather almanacs say?

Wind chills brought temperatures down to as low as -15 degrees over the weekend, and New Yorkers are told more cold weather is on the way.