STORM WATCH: Sunshine and cold temps in Brooklyn; more wintry weather expected this week

After this weekend's storm, we're in for another active weather week with several opportunities for wintry weather.
It's cold and mostly clear this morning with temperatures in the low 30s. Watch for ice on the sidewalks/side streets from this weekend's snowstorm. 2-5 inches of snowfall fell this weekend with more snow returning overnight Tuesday into early Wednesday.
Before we get there, today will be sunny, cold and calm with highs in the mid to upper 30s. Tonight's low will be in the mid 20s with late clouds.
The first storm of the week arrives late Tuesday into early Wednesday. The timing is after 1 a.m. through 5 a.m. on Wednesday. Based on the track of this storm, we can either get accumulating snow or just a coating across the city. The bulk of the snow will be to our South, but if the storm nudges North we'll receive more snow. Snow totals will range between a coating to two inches across the city. Two inches likely for Brooklyn and coating likely for the Bronx. Stay tuned for changes.
We catch a break between the storm on Wednesday where clouds stick around, and temperatures remain cold in the 30s. Wednesday night into Thursday becomes troublesome as a wintry mix moves through our area bringing slippery travel. This system will be more rainy/icy than snowy. Exact timing and totals are still uncertain. Stay tuned for updates.
Valentine's Day is trending dry, sunny but cold. The last chance of wet weather this week is this weekend with a chance of rain and snow showers again. It's trending warmer, which means more rain than snow mix. On the plus side, all these storms are helping with the ongoing drought. The next drought monitor comes out on Thursday. Stay tuned for updates!

TODAY: Bright, cold and calm. Highs near 36.

TONIGHT: Very cold, late clouds and light winds. Lows near 25.

TUESDAY: Cloudy and cold. Late snow. Highs near 34. Lows near 28.