Another round of wintry weather is on the way for Long Island. The next storm system will likely bring rain first especially for the South Shore areas near the Sunrise Highway, with some snow for North Shore residents.

Long Island will be within the warmer sector of the system, which means that snow will take a while to develop for the Island delaying snow accumulation until around the evening hours. Rain and snow is likely to mix through the morning and early afternoon before turning to all snow by sunset.

Snow accumulations for Long Island are expected to be 1-3". Roads may be snow covered at night, but during the day, expect sloppy and slippery road conditions.

Following the snow, cold air moves in and sits tight through Martin Luther King Jr. Day as temperatures stay below normal for most of the week.

Overnight (STORM WATCH): Mostly cloudy, cold, and light wind. Rain and snow will develop by daybreak. Temperatures fall to the low 30s.

Sunday: Cloudy with steady light snow that will have moderate periods, especially later in the day. Temperatures range from the low 30s to the upper 30s.

Monday (MLK Day): Mostly sunny, colder, and windy in the evening. Temperatures range from the upper teens to the mid-30s. Wind chill values will be in the teens and low 20s.

Tuesday: Sunny, breezy, and very cold. Temperatures range from the low teens to the mid-20s.