Hi, this is BityBolder Steve Pelletier, and I am the Weatherman. Thanks for checking into the WeathermanPond.com. On your Sunday evening, it is the 18th day of January. Had a little bit of a technical difficulty in getting the update to you a little bit earlier today, but uh basically just for the remainder of tonight, we do have around the eastern seaboard rain along the immediate Jersey coast. It's now changing over to snow. And uh generally between a two and as much as five-inch snowfall from this situation, and it continues to linger right in through the evening hours. We're probably looking at the snowfall ending anytime after around um 9 p.m. to midnight from southwest and northeast. And that includes uh much of eastern Pennsylvania, New York, and southern and eastern New England. Probably linger a little bit longer on the island and into New England as well. But the weather situation for uh the next several days does improve finally after having two days of snow or at least interesting weather across the mid-Atlantic and northeast. We're gonna get into some drier weather as a big area of high pressure starts to build in across the region. This area high pressure, the first one uh basically before an Arctic front that will be arriving sometime during the evening on Monday. And that may cause a few snow showers as the Arctic Front moves through. They always cause some trouble. Then hot will build in for about 36 hours of bridge, cold, very frigid cold, 20 to 25 daytime highs on Tuesday. A little bit warmer, of course, in the cities, but uh you're looking at uh warming up into the 30s once again by Wednesday and Thursday as that high pressure cell moves offshore. We do see instances of uh uh Arctic fronts moving through the area over the next two weeks. So as we get into this weekend, we'll have another frontal system moving in, probably sometime Saturday or Sunday, but probably will be associated with a coastal low at that point. But uh for the overnight, looks like an improving weather flow looking at partly sunny weather on the holiday Monday. We do expect that possibility of some snow showers with the Artic Front moving through on Monday night. Highs tomorrow in the 30s to near 40. Highs on Tuesday only in the 20s, as mentioned, upper 20s, lower 30s on Wednesday of this week. The update for your Monday coming up a little bit past midnight tonight. In the meantime, I hope you have a great day today and talk to you first thing later tomorrow. Take care.