3:40 AM update on this week with the cold/wind from Tuesday to Thursday and then a little milder with some rain from a cold front on Saturday followed by a snow chance and then Arctic air:

- Not as cold today and tomorrow for Long Island and the northeast ahead of the next weak clipper with a cold front that will bring a few days of wind and colder air. Then it warms up a bit ahead of the cold front for Saturday with some rain.

- There is a chance of some snow for parts of the Mid-Atlantic and northeast around Tuesday/Wednesday Jan 21st/22nd ahead of the Arctic air. It's uncertain though, and the Euro, which may not be right, brings down the mother lode of Arctic air for the weekend of the 25th/26th.

- 1st image: Temperature anomalies for 1 AM on January 21st from the Euro ensemble mean

- 2nd image: Wind chill temperatures for 7 AM on January 25th from the Euro

- 3rd and 4th images: Snow maps for the next 10 days from the Model Blend and Euro ensemble mean to show a general idea where snow is possible. Don't focus on the amounts.

- 5th and 6th images: 15-day snow maps from the Euro ensemble members