Feels-like temperatures did not break out of the teens on Wednesday, for a second straight day, with more frigid weather expected for a couple more days. Lows will dip back to about 20 degrees, feeling like single digits, possibly as low as 5 degrees.

Around 7 a.m., it will feel like between 5-10 degrees. Gusts between 30-40 mph will continue into Thursday. Watch out for any isolated icy spots from melted snow and puddles.

Highs should be able to crack 30 degrees Thursday afternoon, but stop short of freezing (32 degrees), and again feeling like the teens as gusts continue near 40 mph.

Another very cold night on tap for Thursday night, but a few degrees warmer than tonight. Friday morning wakeup feels-like temperatures will be closer to 15 degrees.

The wind won't quit until Friday night, but temperatures will rebound Friday afternoon to the upper 30s. Then all eyes turn to Saturday's storms, and how they will likely miss the borough. There will NOT be a blockbuster storm as the two storms will remain separate and not combine, or "phase" into a massive storm.

One storm will stay to the north, another to the south. The area likely ends up in a "snow hole" where little or no snow falls Saturday morning. At this point, expect a coating at best. Check back on news12.com for a snow accumulation update and follow Allan @AWxNYC on Instagram and X.

Tonight: A few clouds, breezy and even colder. Lows near 22.

Thursday: Brick start! Mostly sunny, painfully cold and still windy. Highs near 31. Lows near 25.

Friday: Sun gives way to evening clouds, not as frigid. Chance of overnight snow. Highs near 38. Lows near 27.

Saturday: Mostly cloudy and very cold. Chance of snow. Highs near 34. Lows near 28.

Sunday: Bright and very cold with a cold wind. Highs near 36. Lows near 26.

Monday: Mostly sunny, very cold and breezy. Highs near 34. Lows near 28.

Tuesday: Bright and very cold again with lighter winds. Highs near 35. Lows near 22.