Storm clean-up continues to lead to slick travel this morning, with brutal sub-zero wind chills making it even worse for those heading back to school and work.

Southern New England is digging itself out from underneath a widespread 12-18 inches of snow, but a few more inches are possible Monday afternoon.

NBC 10 has team coverage of the region as Southern New England dealt with the heavy snowfall on Monday morning.

The long-awaited arrival of a significant snowstorm is almost upon Southern New England, with the first flakes expected within 24 hours.

Warming centers and overnight shelters are opening across Southern New England in preparation for the weekend's winter storm.

A StormTeam10 Weather Alert is in place through teh weekend

While temperatures will turn briefly milder for us Thursday, highs reaching into the lower 40s for perhaps the last time for a significant period of time

High temperatures this afternoon are expected to head into the low to mid 20s, roughly 10-15 degrees below average for this time of year.