Another storm system is moving into Northern California just in time for Christmas Eve, bringing widespread rain to the valley and snow to the Sierra. Expect travel impacts just in time for the holiday.

The National Weather Service updated its snow probability models Monday morning, giving many Utah areas a 25-60% probability of receiving at least 0.1 inches of snow over the next few days. Aside from the mountains, the highest probability lies in Beaver, which has a 58% chance; St. George — to no surprise — has the lowest probability overall.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the western slope of the northern Sierra Nevada and a Winter Storm Warning for Yosemite National Park (above the valley floor). Both are effective today (Christmas Eve) from 7 AM through 7 PM.

A winter weather system is set to bring rain and isolated thunderstorms to the majority of the Bay Area Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. The most likely timeframe for the storm to hit is late Monday.

Christmas morning temperatures accross the Garden State dipped into the low to mid-20s in much of the state, and even into the teens in higher elevations, forecasters said. While most towns saw little to no overnight snow accumulation,

New Jersey residents woke up to a winter wonderland this Christmas Eve, but meteorologists say no additional snowfall is expected.

On Christmas Eve morning, a fast-moving burst of snow turned New York City into a winter wonderland. Here's a look at some Tuesday morning snowfall totals from around the region. NEW JERSEY Bergen County Oakland 1.