While impacts from this past Sunday's winter storm continue, the News 12 Storm Watch Team is closely monitoring whether or not the track of another coastal storm will be close enough to bring more significant snow and wind impacts to Long Island this coming Sunday. By Thursday, we will have a much clearer picture of whether or not this will be a high-impact winter storm for us or not.

After a couple of flurries today paired with the bitter cold and gusty breeze, expect more frigid, but dry weather overnight and into Wednesday morning. Wind chills through Wednesday morning can be as cold as around -5 degrees. Continue to limit time outdoors, especially at night and dress in layers to help yourself avoid cold weather-related health impacts like frostbite and hypothermia.

It is also important to walk and travel with caution due to lingering icy conditions. Even though temperatures are below freezing, the sun's energy helps with some minimal melting throughout the day. That will lead to refreezing and icy conditions redeveloping on untreated surfaces.

Other than another passing few flurries Wednesday evening, the weather through Saturday will just continue to be cold and dry ahead of Sunday's close call with another coastal winter storm.

Temperatures will not be as harsh next week, but high temperatures are still expected to stay at or below freezing through next Friday.