An extreme cold advisory is in effect for Nassau and Suffolk counties until 10 a.m. Monday.

Tonight, the temperatures and wind chills will not be as extreme as Saturday night. However, the wind chills will still be dangerously cold with wind chills expected to be from -5 to -10 degrees into late Monday morning.

Monday morning's temperatures are in the mid-to-upper single digits with clear skies and winds 10-20 mph. This will make it feel like -10F.

Monday afternoon will begin sunny and less cold, in the upper 20s. Then, in the evening, clouds will increase with winds becoming light at night, eliminating the bitter wind chills.

Cloudy skies linger on Tuesday with temperatures in the upper 30s. A few snow showers are possible Tuesday night into Wednesday, but little to no accumulation is expected

Our next chance for wintry weather will be next Sunday and Presidents' Day, but at this time, it's too early to determine if there will be any snow accumulation.