After freezing rain, some areas of Oklahoma are seeing icy roads and freezing temperatures. Check out road conditions and closings in your area here.

KOCO 5 Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane says there is a 20% chance of snow Thursday morning for central and western Oklahoma. This will bring light snow showers into the morning hours. The winter weather will start in the Panhandle before trying to make a run into the western parts of the state.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 9 AM CST for central, northwest, and southwest Oklahoma, with light freezing rain and sleet possibly creating icy conditions.

While forecasters aren't predicting a major winter event, some areas of Oklahoma will likely see snowfall on Sunday.

Winter weather and slick roads are causing traffic issues across the state. Sky 5 is flying over the Oklahoma City metro, where dozens of crashes are causing problems across the area. Open the video player above to watch live. READ THE FULL STORY:WATCH LIVE: Sky 5 shows traffic conditions, collisions across OKC metro

Wintry weather impacted travel in eastern Oklahoma on Monday, December 1, as sleet and freezing rain created slick spots on bridges.Video filmed by X user @ParkerSezaWX shows sleet falling in Jenks.According to the National Weather Service,

Oklahoma City faces cold weather with sunny skies, strong winds, and highs near 37°F, feeling like 12°F due to wind chill.

Snow chances are low for much of the state, with central Oklahoma only seeing a 20 percent chance for frozen precipitation. Chances bump up closer to the Kansas border, with Woodward to Bartlesville having a 40 percent chance of wintry weather on Monday.

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