This week is going to be a far cry from the weather we had this past weekend. Snow started to fall this morning, but will be light throughout the day on Monday. Through Monday night and in to Tuesday, the snow fall rate will intensify slightly, with Tuesday being the day we see the most of the snow accumulation. Wednesday we will see the snow start to taper off around mid-morning, but with temperatures in the mid-teens and wind chills in the single digits, you will want to make sure to bundle up. After all is said and done on Wednesday, we could see anywhere from 1-3 inches of snow accumulation, with areas to the northwest receiving higher amounts. Thursday and Friday we will see high temperatures rebound slightly, and the snow will have moved out of our area before then to give us a sunny end to the work/school week. Make sure to follow us on Twitter @NLIWeather for your weather updates, and make sure to bundle up warm all of this week as strong winds will make it feel like the temperature is well below what it actually is.
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