Bitter cold weather will linger overnight into Sunday morning. Be sure to layer-up and prepare for a cold end to the weekend. Throughout the day, other than cold, skies will be mostly cloudy, and it will be dry during the day. Around dinner time the hours 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., a storm system is expected to bring snow showers in the evening through Sunday night. The snow will end before sunrise on Monday ahead of warming weather once more for Monday and much of next week. Expecting roughly half to 3 inches maximum of snowfall for the region. The snow would be shovel-able, however, it is likely by Monday morning, the snow would have melted for most of the region. Next week, plan for temperatures to be above normal for the first week of February. It will be dry through Wednesday, but Wednesday night there is a chance that an approaching storm system could bring a wintry mix initially, then transition to rainfall throughout Thursday. Prepare to bring out the raingear once more for Thursday. Once this system clears out, temperatures still remain milder than normal end, but dry heading into the weekend. FORECAST OVERNIGHT: Mostly clear, bitterly cold. Lows in the teens to the single digits. Wind chill values in the single digits to below 0.

SUNDAY: Bitter cold morning with increasing clouds. In the afternoon, it will be cloudy but not as windy or cold. Snow showers develop in the evening into the night but end overnight. Highs in the mid- to low-30s. Lows near 30 degrees.

MONDAY: Sun and clouds, milder and dry with less wind. Highs in the mid-40s. Lows in the mid-30s.

TUESDAY: Mostly sunny, not as mild. Highs in the mid-40s. Lows in the mid-20s. WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy, colder with a chance of a mix of snow and rain at night. Highs in the upper-30s. Lows in the mid-30s.