From my experience, it seems to be this time of year when folks have some difficulty with the weather. It may be the snow or the very cold temperatures. But I think most of us would have more of a tolerance for this cold,

Phase two begins midday on Monday. After a morning with just some mist or drizzly flurries, a 3-5-hour period of new accumulating snow will arrive in the afternoon through the start of the evening rush hour. A fresh coating will reinforce the dense snow on the ground.

The wind chill will be hovering within a few degrees of zero over the next 48 hours and this will make for, at times, some rough conditions.

The First Alert Weather Team says there’s going to be a freeze warning tonight. Here’s what you can expect: Clear skies and diminishing winds will allow temperatures to dip into the 20s inland tonight and low to mid-30s at the beaches.

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

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

A system arriving in the area Friday will bring a chance for rain, snow, and ice to the Upstate and western North Carolina. READ MORE: <a href="

The ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Team has issued a Weather Alert Day for dangerously cold morning temperatures between Monday night and Thursday morning. Arctic air following Sunday and Monday's winter storm coupled with snow covered ground will make for some frigid mornings in Mid-Missouri through late week.