A weak disturbance to our west will pass over Long Island this weekend and strengthen overnight delivering rounds of wintry mix this evening and steady snow showers overnight.

It is dry during the daytime today with temperatures rising into the upper 30s. A few snow showers begin around 6 p.m. with little to no accumulation before 9 p.m. tonight. Then steady snow showers deliver accumulating snow overnight. The heaviest snow will occur before 6 a.m. on Sunday, but snow showers will persist through the morning.

1-3 inches of snow is expected across the Hudson Valley. Temperatures may be warm enough to start with rain in Westchester and Rockland County which would lower overall totals and put an icy glaze underneath the snow.

Today is cloudy and cold this morning with temperatures rising to near 40 his afternoon. Snow showers develop overnight tonight with lows dropping into the 20s.

Sunday is very cold with snow in the morning and mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon. Temperatures will remain near or below freezing all day and drop overnight.

Monday morning will be bitter cold. Temperatures will be in the teens and single digits north with wind chill temperatures near 0F. High temperatures will remain in the 20s despite a mix of sun and clouds. It will be breezy with wind chill values in the teens all afternoon.

Tuesday will also be cold with temperatures in the teens and 20s in the morning and afternoon highs in the low 30s.

The middle of the week will gradually warm up. High temperatures return to the 40s. Thursday will likely reach near 50 in the evening with rain showers.