Long Island weather: Cold front to bring snow, freezing temps

Unseasonably cold weather will finish out the weekend before a warmup begins Monday.

Following some light snow accumulation on Long Island after snowfall Saturday, weather on Sunday will remain cold but sunny.

Slick spots could be possible on roadways Sunday, National Weather Service meteorologist Joe Pollina said. A wind advisory will be lifted at 4 a.m. Sunday following blustery weather and wind gusts reaching up to 45 mph on Saturday.

A warmup will begin Monday, moving Long Island's weather from unseasonably cold to unseasonably warm. Pollina said temperatures typically stay in the mid-to high-40s this time of year. Temperatures this week will start off at 55 degrees on Monday before climbing to high 60s by Friday, the weather service said. Showers could pop up Tuesday, Pollina said.

"It should be pretty tranquil," Pollina said of this week's forecast.

By Brinley Hineman

brinley.hineman@newsday.com

Brinley Hineman covers the Town of Hempstead and the City of Long Beach for Newsday. She previously was a reporter in Nashville, Tennessee, and is a West Virginia native.