Rest of Sunday: Measurable precipitation will end from west to east through the afternoon. Some drizzle or even snow flurries will be possible through early evening. Clouds will be persistent and so will temperatures ranging from freezing near the state line to the upper 30s near the coast. Expect a biting north breeze of 10-15mph causing feels-like temperatures in the low 20s and upper teens. Given these conditions, drying of surface streets and bridges will range from 4-6 hours respectively, a close call for full drying before temperatures go below freezing this evening and patchy ice can develop. Follow the freeze line with us, by tracking the temperatures in the maps section of the Storm Station App. Any depressions and low spots could hold water, which will then turn into ice overnight.

Up Next: The cold will tighten its grip on Sunday night. North winds of 10-20 mph will send wind chills, or feels-like temperatures, plummeting into the single digits and teens by Monday morning. While some sun will come out for the afternoon, most locations will stay in the 30s through the day. By Tuesday morning, air temperatures will fall back into the upper teens, but fortunately, wind will not create a much lower feels-like temperature. With another afternoon of sun, thermometers will break into the 40s. Temperatures will remain chilly through midweek, though the heart of the cold will be on its way out by then.

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