It’s another bitterly cold and breezy day in the Rochester region with Thursday morning’s temperatures hovering in the low 20s and wind chill values in the single digits. There is some snow on the radar,

An upper-level disturbance and available atmospheric instability will lead to isolated heavy downpours on Thursday. The bulk of the heavy rain and severe weather will stay to the north of the island chain,

CBS News New York's Lonnie Quinn is calling for temperatures in the upper 30s under partly sunny skies.

Snow showers possible into early Friday morning. More snow possible this weekend on Sunday. Colder for next week.

A High Surf Warning remains in effect for most north and west facing shores through 6 p.m. Thursday. Surf may hold at advisory levels for these same areas Thursday night into Friday, before dropping below the advisory threshold. Another near advisory level NW swell is due over the weekend, with more bigger swells expected next week.

A winter storm will be heading our way Friday night into Saturday morning, bringing more snow!A Winter Storm Warning is now in effect for many counties in Central and Southern Virginia, highlighted in pink.

Meteorologist Scot Gagliardi said following Thursday's First Alert Weather Day, he tracked a bit of light snow for Saturday. Here's his 7:20 a.m. forecast.

First Alert Days are in effect starting Wednesday continuing through Friday morning for West Texas and southeast New Mexico due to winter weather impacts that are expected across the region.