STORM WATCH: Weekend snow expected in The Bronx. Here's how much we could see

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The freezing temperatures continue into the weekend as winds weaken. New York City expected to see its first measurable snow of the season this weekend.
It's frigid and blustery this morning with feel-like temperatures in the upper teens. Gusts are near 25 mph with a mix of sun and clouds.
Today will be sunny, cold and breezy. The winds are less harsh, but still blustery with gusts up to 25 mph. Wind chills will be in the 20s through this evening despite the sunshine.
Winds weaken as clouds increase tonight into tomorrow with unseasonably cold temperatures in the 30s. A quick moving storm system will move into our area late Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Our chances of seeing the first measurable snow of the season is growing. 1-3" of snow is possible on Sunday. The storm will exit around Sunday morning with temperatures falling throughout the afternoon to the 20s.
There's still some uncertainty with the track. If the storm, slides a little further South, snow totals will be lower. Stay tuned for updates!
The arctic cold takes us through early next week as highs will be in the upper-20s to low 30s. Temperatures rebound to the 40s by the middle and end of next week.

Today: Brighter, very cold and breezy. Highs near 36.

Tonight: Increasing clouds and cold. Lows near 28. Saturday: Mostly cloudy and cold. Late snow showers. Highs near 39. Lows near 30.

Sunday: Morning snow showers. Falling temps. Highs near 31. Lows near 19. Monday: Frigid start! Mostly sunny, bone-chilling with brisk winds. Highs near 29. Lows near 26. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, freezing and less breezy. Highs near 34. Lows near 30.