OVERNIGHT: The cold Canadian wind all-day Tuesday will continue into the night, funneling down February-like weather for the Wednesday morning commute. Feels-like temperatures will be down to the 20s by 7 a.m. As much as many wish this was an April Fools' joke, this is the actual forecast, even though it was 72 degrees on Monday.

WEDNESDAY: It will be cold all day long on Wednesday, as high temperatures struggle to reach the upper 40s, feeling like closer to just 40 degrees. 40 degrees is typical for a February day. The cold snap will end once showers roll by Wednesday evening. Expect a quick hit of rain around 8 p.m., then temperatures even slightly rise through the night, to near 50 degrees.

THURSDAY: Just like Monday, expect a similar forecast on Thursday. Temperatures skyrocket from the upper 40s to the middle 70s by the late-afternoon with strong-to-severe storms likely by the evening. This storm threat is not as powerful as Monday's, but some gusty downpours are likely after 6 p.m. through midnight, with lingering showers possible into Friday morning.

REST OF THE WEEK: The roller coaster of temperatures up and down the last few days and next few days will continue into this upcoming weekend. Temperatures dip from the 70s Thursday back to the 40s on Saturday, then soaring again to near-70 degrees on Sunday.