The Met Office say we should expect sleet and snow across Northern Ireland on Thursday.
According to the weather forecast for January 7, it will be a cloudy start for most with outbreaks of rain and wintry showers spreading south, but is set to turn brighter in the north.
The forecaster added: "Then a bright afternoon with increasingly wintry showers. Freshening northerly winds. Maximum temperature 5 C."
There's set to be clear spells and occasional wintry showers this evening and overnight.
The Met Office added: "The showers falling mainly as snow away from the north coast. Widespread frost developing with ice expected on untreated surfaces. Minimum temperature -3 C."
A few early snow showers are possible on Friday as we come into the weekend, but it's set to be generally a cold, dry and largely sunny day with mainly light winds. The maximum temperature will be 4 C.
It's predicted to be a frosty start on Saturday, but generally a rather cloudy and milder weekend with outbreaks of mainly light rain.
On Monday, it looks wetter with more persistent and occasionally heavy rain, especially in the west.
