Finally, much of the Lower Hudson Valley region broke past the freezing point, ending a nine day streak for White Plains of below freezing temperatures. This thaw out will last through midweek. Temperatures will be just near the freezing point if not a degree above it Tuesday and Wednesday. The mornings and nights however, will remain quite frigid. The good thing is that the winds will be rather light through Thursday, so wind chill values will not be nearly as extreme. For now.

Tuesday overnight and very early Wednesday morning, there is a slight chance for some isolated snow showers. Snow accumulations are not expected from this brief passing. The dry weather will continue through Friday night when a clipper system could bring some snow to the area through early Saturday morning. As of right now, snow accumulations would be less than an inch.

The cold blitzes right behind it. Winds will be gusty once more, and temperatures will drop back to the 20s and teens during the day, wind chill values of sub-zero temperatures will return Sunday morning and night. Ending our brief thaw out.

Overnight: Mostly clear, not as frigid. Low temperatures: In the single digits to the low teens.

Tuesday: Mostly sunny start very cold morning feels better with light winds, cluods will increase in the afternoon. There is a slight chance for a snow shower or flurry overnight. High temperatures: Low 30s. Low temperatures: In the teens.

Wednesday: Any snow showers will end early in the morning. Very similar to Tuesday with slightly more clouds early in the day. Still cold. High temperatures: Low 30s.