Expect conditions to deteriorate overnight, the cold and blustery conditions will take over leading to icy roads and walkways not only creating travel hazards but also hazards around your home and neighborhoods. Be mindful in clearing any snow as quickly as you can to limit the chance for the snow to ice over.

This is especially important for those who live on hills or steep inclines black ice or icy surfaces will likely be an issue from overnight through Monday. Most of Suffolk County is likely to see 1-3 inches at best with Nassau and the North Shore areas seeing 3-6 inches of plowable snow. These accumulations will begin during the evening.

Very cold air and winds gusting around 30 mph will be our next topic in weather for the next few days. From Monday night into Tuesday morning, temperatures are expected to be in the single digits and feel like they are a few degrees below zero. Hypothermia and other cold related illnesses will be a concern until Thursday of next week. So be sure to layer up, check your pipes and heating ahead of the very cold weather if you haven't done so already.

OVERNIGHT: Snow ending, blustery and very cold. Lows in the upper teens.

MONDAY: Mostly sunny, breezy and cold. Highs in the middle 20s. Lows in the single digits, feels-like below zero.

TUESDAY: Bitterly cold mornings are expected with feel-like temperatures in the single digits if not colder. Then, mostly cloudy skies, still very cold and a little breezy. Highs in the upper teens. Lows in the single digits.

WEDNESDAY: A mix of sun and clouds, very cold but not as breezy. Highs near 20 degrees. Lows in the low teens.

THURSDAY: Partly sunny with a chance of flurries. Temperatures rebounding in the afternoon and not very breezy. Highs near 30 degrees. Lows near 20 degrees.