We were spared for another winter storm this weekend as a major Nor'easter moves well offshore. However, the backend of the storm is cold and windy which is bringing dangerous cold all day today.

High temperatures Sunday will only reach the 20s and with wind gusts occasionally reaching 30 mph, it will feel like the single digits this afternoon.

Tonight, winds will ease to 10 mph, but temperatures will drop into the teens this evening and single digits by Monday morning which will make temperatures feel like they are below zero.

Sunshine returns on Monday with afternoon highs climbing to about 30. It's colder than the average, which is the mid 30s this time of the year, but it's an improvement form last week. Temperatures will be in the teens in the morning and near 30 in the afternoon for most of the workweek.

A few snow flurries are possible late Tuesday or Wednesday morning. The best chance for snow will arrive Friday evening into Saturday morning - ahead of another bitter blast of cold for next weekend.