A Weak storm that brought a light wintry mix to the Susquehanna Valley Tuesday is pulling away. We'll still have some mist or drizzle along with some fog over night, and that dampness combined with some spots near freezing could cause spotty slick roads. We'll dry out with a little sun getting through the clouds on Wednesday and temperatures recovering to the 40s. But don't get to used to it as a storm develops off the east coast we'll have an increasing wind Wednesday night into Friday. There could be a few flurries around but the big factor will be the cold winds making it feel at times like near or below zero. The winds will let up on Saturday and with sun it'll still be cold and in the 30s. Another storm will approach the Susquehanna Valley Sunday into early next week. The way it looks now we'll see some snow later Sunday or Sunday evening go to a wintry mix and even rain into Monday. It'll be chilly to start the week, but temperatures should moderate later in the week.