Clouds will increase overnight. Low temperatures are in the upper-20s.

Expect Sunday to be a mostly cloudy day, with light wind and highs in the upper 30s. Generally, it's about seasonable for this time of the year.

A coastal storm will skate to south of Long Island Sunday night into Monday, but it does not miss the island completely. On and off snow is expected Sunday after 7 p.m. into Monday morning. The News 12 Storm Watch Team is forecasting a dusting to 3 inches of snow as of Saturday night. The snow could wobble closer (or farther away), so this forecast could change by Sunday morning.

Prepare for slippery conditions on Monday morning, and some on Long Island may even need to shovel. Then, improvements on Monday afternoon.

Temperatures are in the 40s for most of the 10-day period, which is the mildest so far this year. However, there are several disturbances to watch, one on Wednesday, which will bring rain, and another from Thursday into Friday and Friday into Saturday. The disturbances later in the week could bring rain or snow, depending on the track, and it is too soon for specifics. The current trend as of Saturday night is mainly rain.