LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A Weather Alert Day is in effect Sunday as a winter system brings snow combined with winds gusting over 50 mph during the morning and afternoon hours. The combination of snow and strong winds will create significantly reduced visibility, making travel hazardous.

A potent clipper system is set to bring another round of heavy snow and strong winds to the Prairies. This forecast details expected snowfall totals of 10-20 cm and dangerous wind gusts, creating hazardous blowing snow conditions.

Winds remain light and dense fog is expected to remain in place across If you need to drive tonight, take it slow and be careful. If you drive through a fog bank slow down, turn on your low beams, and allow plenty of stopping and following distance for vehicles around you.

We find ourselves in the fog again Saturday night, and a dense fog advisory is again in effect. Sunday, we’ll replace that with a wind advisory, winter weather advisory, and in northern Iowa a winter storm watch or warning as shown below.

Sunday is a First Alert 6 Weather Day for the combination of light snow, gusty winds and falling temperatures. Around sunrise, we will briefly see a light wintry mix before changing quickly to light snow. The snow falls through 2 PM with most of us seeing less than an inch.

Strong winds and accumulating snow are likely on Monday as a storm system impacts West Michigan. Travel will be difficult, especially closer to Lake Michigan.

Saturday will see mild temperatures after a foggy start to the morning. Sunday's winter storm will move in on Sunday to finish the weekend, with winter storm watches in effect for Minnesota and Wisconsin.

A strong storm will bring heavy snow, strong winds, and a cold front today. Over a foot of accumulation is expected along the South Shore.

The forecast leading up to the holiday is offering a bit of everything, from light snow to raindrops and strong winds. That said, Bostonians worried about a big winter storm this Tuesday can relax.

Omaha's Weather Leader is tracking a big change on Sunday. Meteorologist Luke Vickery has the details in the forecast you trust.