An Extreme Cold Warning has been issued for the entire Hudson Valley as some areas will experience their coldest temperatures of the season! Temps will feel between -15 to -35 for Saturday afternoon into Sunday morning. Gusty winds will be around nearly all weekend long and they will make the temps extremely cold. Gusts will be between 40-50 mph and a Wind Advisory is in effect for Saturday for around I-84 and southward. Frostbite WILL kick in quickly if you are not properly covered up and spending even a brief period of time outside.

The arctic air is rushing in behind a strong cold front that will move through the region overnight tonight into Saturday. It will bring snow showers to the region, starting after 5-7 p.m. and that snow will wrap up around the late morning hours Saturday. A coating to 1-2 inches is expected, on average, with a few spots potentially seeing 3 inches. This snow will be a fine, powdering snow that will stick to the roads relatively quickly. That will make the roads slick.

Temperatures stay frigid into Monday morning but will get into the low to mid-30s for much of next week. Another chance for winter showers pops up Wednesday.

Average High: 38 | Average Low: 22

Record High: 63 (2008) | Record Low: 2 (1995)

Sunrise: 7:00 a.m. | Sunset: 5:18 p.m.

TODAY: Mostly cloudy with snow showers moving in for the evening rush and afterwards. Highs: upper 20s to low 30s.

TONIGHT: Rounds of light snow with a quick burst possible overnight. A gusty wind moves in towards daybreak. Lows: upper single digits to upper teens.

SATURDAY: BITTER BLAST - Morning snow showers fade, but gusty winds will be around all day as extremely cold air rushes in. Highs: Mid-teens. Lows: Near and below zero.

SUNDAY: BITTER BLAST - Mostly sunny and very cold temps are expected. Winds will be gusty through much of the day. Highs: Mid-to-upper teens. Lows: Near zero.

MONDAY: A mix of sun and clouds. Highs: Mid-20s. Lows: Upper single digits to low teens.