It will be a frigid start Monday with wind chills near zero degrees

After receiving the first measurable snowfall in Boston in 300 days, the snow tapers off along the coast overnight. Some areas on Cape Cod picked up as much as 4-5 inches of snow, but most communities stayed closer to an inch or less.

Now, the attention turns to the frigid start to the work and school week. Temperatures fall into the teens overnight, and when you add in the strong wind, wind chill values could drop to near zero degrees by sunrise Monday.

It stays gusty and cold all day Monday with highs in the 20s and wind chills in the teens. Tuesday starts out cold in the 20s, but it will not be as windy.

There is a warming trend through the middle of the week which gets temperatures into the low to mid 40s, closer to average for mid-December. We are already tracking the next cold front that arrives Friday morning. At this point, it looks like it will be a mostly rain event, but another blast of cold air returns for Saturday.