Wednesday will be a cold day that feels like it's freezing due to blustery winds moving through the area.
FOX 29's Sue Serio has your Wednesday morning weather forecast.Temperatures are beginning in the 30s throughout the area but blustery winds are making temperatures feel like they are in the 20s. Looking ahead to Friday, precipitation will move through the area Friday afternoon, bringing rain and snow to the Delaware Valley.
Precipitation will continue into the morning and throughout the day Saturday, being rain for most of the area and snow in the mountains. The 10-day trend shows temperatures will continue to linger below-average for several days before rising around St. Patrick's Day.
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