Rain and snow showers will fall through the early morning hours as a cold front moves across the region.

Precipitation will be drying up through the morning rush, but some roadways may be a little slick. So, please take it easy on your morning drive.

As the cold front moves past us, the winds will be picking up, driving in a chill in the air for the rest of the day. Temperatures will cool down, into the 30s but will feel into the 20s for the afternoon hours.

Temps will continue to cool down through the night and get to frigid levels for Friday morning. As the winds gust up towards 30 mph, the temps could feel as cold as around zero degrees. This will be some of the coldest air of the season we've seen so far. But, by Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, it will feel even colder! Get ready to grab that winter gear again and keep it around for a while.

Speaking of winter weather, we may deal with snow showers over the course of the holiday weekend. There is a snow shower chance for Saturday as a system moves through the northeast. Accumulations may get towards a coating, at best. But Sunday, we may see a coastal storm (that will be moving up the east coast but stay offshore) be close enough to the Hudson Valley to put some accumulating snow on our grounds. For now, it is something we are monitoring. Monday is Martin Luthor King Jr. Day and it will be cold and breezy but at least our skies will be shower free.

ALMANAC:

Average High: 37 | Avg. Low: 22

Record High: 62 (1995) | Record Low: -6 (1957)

Sunrise: 7:17 a.m. | Sunset: 4:51 p.m.

TODAY: WEATHER TO WATCH - Morning showers move out as gusty winds move in by midday. Temperatures will tumble through the day and feel frigid this evening. Highs: mid-30s.

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy but mainly frigid as temps continue to feel icy. Lows: mid-10s to low 20s.

FRIDAY: Frigid morning temps become more bearable later in the day as breezy winds linger. Highs: low 30s. Lows: mid-to-upper 20s.

SATURDAY: Mostly cloudy with a chance of snow showers. Highs: upper 30s. Lows: mid-20s.