Snowfall totals and timing are still uncertain, but it could start as early as Thursday night and continue through Friday. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for some of our southern counties. The weekend will filter in temperatures in the upper 30s with lows in the teens to 20s.

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Severe storms are expected anywhere between 11am-11pm with the bulk of the system moving through between 2pm-7pm.

CBS News New York's John Elliott is monitoring a snow event that could bring a few inches to the Tri-State Area on Saturday.

We had a chilly Tuesday across Eastern Kentucky with highs in the 20s with the exception of Wise, who stayed in the upper teens.

Meteorologist Jill Gilardi tracked dangerously cold temps and provided an update on the chance for snow Saturday. Here's her Wednesday 7:20 a.m. forecast.

We have a couple chances for scattered snow over the next week or so, but snowfall will be fairly light both times.

These frigid temperatures will persist into Thursday morning, so be sure to bundle up before stepping out! The chilly weather extends into Thursday afternoon, Friday, and beyond, as we won’t see the 40s for at least a week.

We’ve declared more Days for Friday and early Saturday for possible winter weather impacts. An arctic air mass is blasting