The frigid week continues for one more day before things improve a bit. Lows will drop well down into the teens again tonight, with single-digit wind chills making for a bitter start to Thursday. Winds will continue to gust around 40MPH throughout the day, under a mix of sun and clouds. There could be an isolated snow shower out there. Winds will start to relax a bit into Friday, and temperatures will finally pull above freezing. The potential for plowable snow has really tanked over the past 24 hours. Today, all models are in good agreement that the southern storm will fail to phase with a northern clipper in time. That means, we just see some light snow early in the day Saturday. The storms eventually do come together and blow up, but out over the ocean Saturday night into Sunday. We could see around an inch of snow in spots, so watch for some slick travel. Temperatures remain in the upper 30s with a bright and breezy day Sunday. Categories: News, Weather Forecast