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H/T Tonto Lower Hudson Valley could see record-low temperatures Friday night before next snowstorm moves in Sunday night Buy Photo (Photo: Peter Carr/The Journal News) 5CONNECT 4TWEET LINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE The area's next snowstorm will not stir biblical predictions, but it may still be enough to be a dangerous disruption. Forecasts see the next significant snowfall coming Sunday night into Monday morning. "It could definitely be another round of disruptive snow or an icy mix," said AccuWeather meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski. Although Monday night's vaunted blizzard was far from historic, the weekend may set a different record: Friday's daytime temperatures could rise as high as 34 degrees before plummeting at night and challenging the 1965 record of 2 degrees, Pydynowski said. Cold temperatures are expected to begin Wednesday with a high near 28 degrees, according to the National Weather Service, but winds over 20 mph will make it feel like single digits outside as the low hits 11 degrees. Flurries could fall Thursday night into Friday morning, leaving up to an inch on the ground, Pydynowski said. Temperatures should hover between 25 and 31 degrees Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. After Friday's bitter cold, Saturday should bring temperatures in the teens and some sunshine before Sunday's snow begins, Pydynowski said. Twitter: @MattSpillane 5CONNECT 4TWEET LINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE

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