KSDK - After a dusting of light snow to start the day we'll end it with some of the coldest temperatures we've seen all winter while waiting on a Monday sure to have its own opinion on what winter should look like.
The acrtic cold front that arrived Friday is only now beginning to draw in its coldest air. Tonight, as winds die down and skies remain clear, those places with a little snow on the ground, especially in valleys, will very likely see lows between 5 and 10 above. The rest of us won't be much warmer with lows in the low to mid teens.
The coldest night we've had officially this winter was January 14 when temperatures at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport dropped to 13.
Sunday we'll get a full days worth of sun but Monday light snow begins to develop in the western portion of the NewsChannel 5 viewing area in the morning working its way east during the day. It should continue through the evening hours with accumulations ending up around 1"-3".