A frosty Alberta Clipper weatherfront could bring snow to City before the end of the week, though a cold rain is more likely.

NEW YORK -- New York is facing some cold weather this week, along with a little bit of snow, if you can believe it. You'll be feeling it out the door Monday with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. Wear multiple layers -- winter coats, hats, gloves and scarves -- especially if you're standing outside for an extended period of time.

New York City could see its first snow of the season this Wednesday into Thursday, as meteorologists track another system that has the potential to become a powerful nor’easter next week.

The rumors are true: there's a chance of seeing some flurries later this week. The bitter cold remains the main event for the week. For those in the NYC metro area, conditions stay mostly dry this week while our friends to the north and west continue to pile on the snow. That could change midweek, however.

Even if snowflakes do develop, they won’t be widespread or heavy, per the National Weather Service's forecast.

According to the AccuWeather.com forecast, low temperatures will come in at 30-33 degrees Saturday through Thursday, then in the high 20s next Friday, Saturday and Sunday. High temperatures will register in the low 40s during the work week. The good news is that, despite the cold, it is expected to be mostly a dry pattern.

Monday morning we’ll be waking up to temps in the teens and wind chills in the 20s. Untreated roads early on will be cold enough for patchy black ice while our main roads and those treated with fair well.

A low-pressure system passing through the Northeast is expected to bring a cold front and a dusting of snow in Connecticut starting Wednesday evening, according to the National Weather Service. Most of the state is expected to get less than an inch of snow,