Got that subzero feeling? Blame the weather

Get ready to freeze even more Sunday and Monday -- and after that, it might be time for another storm.

Temperatures Sunday night could hit record lows, according to the National Weather Service in Upton. With wind chills, it could feel like minus 5 or minus 10 degrees.

And another storm could make its way through the area this week, according to meteorologist Lauren Nash. "We're currently watching a storm that is going to come off the coast of the Carolinas and track up the coast," she said.

Depending on the storm's track, the area may see "heavy rain, freezing rain, heavy snow, strong winds, coastal flooding and beach erosion" late Tuesday through Thursday, the weather service said on its website.

Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high near 26 but with wind chill values as low as minus 2, the weather service said.

Monday will also be sunny, with a high near 17, but with wind chill values as low as minus 8.

"It might be close to record lows on Monday morning," said James Connolly, another weather service meteorologist. "People should be prepared for the cold."

The coldest recorded day at Brookhaven National Laboratory was Jan. 22, 1961, when the mercury sank to minus 23 degrees. The lab has kept weather statistics since 1947.