Snowfall added up to 1 - 2 feet across the region for many yesterday, as the historic blizzard slammed the Hudson Valley. Hopefully you had a chance to do some snow removal yesterday afternoon, as in the wake of the storm's passage, frigid air moved in. Temperatures dropped into the teens and 20s overnight into this morning, freezing any snow melt that occurred, creating black ice issues on the roads and walkways. The snow also becomes more compact and it will be harder to remove today. But we'll have some help from Mother Nature today.

That is because we can expect a mix of sun and clouds through the day. That combined with temps near 30 degrees will help to soften up some of that snow and also melt the icy spots/black ice in the region. But put on a layer or two when you go out for snow removal, as temps will be feeling chilly due to steady winds. Today is the coldest day of the week.

The next system arrives overnight tonight into Wednesday morning. It will bring about 1-3" of snow to the region by Wednesday morning. The morning commute could be impacted, especially for some of those side streets. The main roads/highways will be impacted less, but it is advised to take it slow, nonetheless. Temperatures through the week will be on the rise, thankfully, which will aid in more snow melt. By the weekend, we have temps in the mid 40s under fair skies.

Average High: 42 | Average Low: 25

Record High: 75 (1985) | Record Low: -5 (2015)

Sunrise: 6:36 a.m. | Sunset: 5:40 p.m.

TODAY: Partly cloudy and breezy. Highs: upper 20s to low 30s.

TONIGHT: STORM WATCH - Snow arrives overnight and lasts into Wednesday morning. Lows: mid-teens to low 20s.

WEDNESDAY: STORM WATCH(AM) - Cloudy with snow showers in the morning that taper off by midday. Partly cloudy skies will follow. Highs: upper 30s. Lows: mid-20s.

THURSDAY: WEATHER TO WATCH - Mostly cloudy with a chance mix of rain and snow showers. Highs: upper 30s. Lows: mid-20s.