The latest winter storm was one of the largest the Lower Hudson Valley has experienced in recent years, with many areas, such as White Plains, breaking their daily snowfall record, which was set back in 1988. With the last official report of 10.5", and many sharing that they saw close to a foot when it was all said and done.

Now that the storm is over, clean-up is underway. Be prepared for another blast of arctic air tonight that will be reinforced throughout the week. Winds will be breezy near 30 MPH tonight and through Tuesday.

Air temperatures will go from the teens to single digits by morning. Wind chill values will be from -5 to -10 degrees in the morning and near the single digits in the afternoon. We cannot emphasize this enough for you to dress warmly! The wind chill values will be so cold that 30 minutes or less outdoors with exposed skin could lead to frostbite.

These dangerously cold temperatures are expected to persist throughout the week, with minimal improvement anticipated through the weekend. Looking ahead, snow is once again within the realm of possibility toward the end of the weekend. Recent guidance has been pulling down on that chance, but we will monitor any changes to the storm throughout the week. A reminder to keep up with our forecast on the latest details for the potential storm.

Tonight BITTER BLAST: A bitterly cold, breezy, and mostly clear night is expected. Lows will be in the teens to single digits. Wind chill values will be from 0 to -5 degrees.

Tuesday BITTER BLAST: Clouds will increase by the afternoon ahead of brief snow flurries. It will be frigid and breezy. High temperatures will be from the teens to 20 degrees. Wind chill values from 0 to -5 degrees in the morning, and single digits during the day. Low temperatures: in the single digits.

Wednesday BITTER BLAST: Sunny start to the day with clouds in the afternoon. It will be frigid, but not as breezy. High temperatures will be from the teens to 20 degrees. Wind chill values range from 0 to -10 degrees in the morning, and single digits during the day. Low temperatures: in the single digits.

Thursday BITTER BLAST: Mostly sunny and still frigid. High temperatures will be in the teens. Wind chill values range from 0 to -10 degrees in the morning, and single digits during the da. Low temperatures: in the single digits.

Friday BITTER BLAST: Sunshine and clouds, still bitterly cold. High temperatures in the teens. Wind chill values from 0 to -10 degrees. Low temperatures: in the single digits.

Saturday: Sun and clouds, slightly less cold. Highs in the 20s. Wind chill values in the single digits. Low temperatures: in the single digits.

Sunday: Mostly cloudy, with a slight chance for snow showers. It will still be cold. High temperatures in the upper 20s. Low temperatures in the teens.

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