Three things to know:

The major winter storm is pulling away, and we can see what it left behind. Many locations saw a foot of snow or more across the Hudson Valley. Some spots closer to the city saw a little less (with sleet mixed in), but some saw near 18" of snow. The highest snowfall total was in Ulster County, where West Shokan picked up 22". While most counties had the winter storm warning lifted, Dutchess and Ulster Counties are still under one until the latest, 7 p.m. tonight.

Temperatures will dip down into the single digits tonight but feel sub-zero with the winds factored in for tonight. There will be breezy winds around from time-to-time Tuesday. And couple that with the fresh snowpack, and we'll have an extra cold contributor to our temperatures trending very cold for this time of year. Because temperatures don't get close to the 30s until Groundhog Day, next Monday, this snow is not going away anytime soon.

There is a chance we see another round of winter weather before Groundhog Day though, on Sunday. I have that day highlighted on your 10-day forecast as it is something we have to watch. We certainly don't need anymore snow adding up on top of what we have lying around the region.

ALMANAC:

Average High: 37 | Average Low: 22

Record High: 55 (1978) | Record Low: -4 (1994)

Sunrise: 7:10 a.m. | Sunset: 5:04 p.m.

TODAY: Snow showers & a wintry mix will be tapering off by midday with breezy winds and frigid temps to follow. Highs: upper 20s.

TONIGHT: BITTER BLAST - Extremely cold air will continue to rush in. Temps will feel sub-zero. Lows: Upper single digits to low teens.

TUESDAY: BITTER BLAST -Partly sunny with blustery winds at times. Highs: Mid-to-upper teens. Lows: Low to mid-single digits

WEDNESDAY: BITTER BLAST -Mostly sunny to mostly cloudy and chilly. Highs: Upper teens to low 20s. Lows: Low single digits

THURSDAY: BITTER BLAST -Mostly sunny and chilly. Highs: upper teens to low 20s. Lows: Mid-single digits.