The weekend is set to see dangerously cold temperatures across Boston, as well as a potential storm with a “pretty good dumping” of snow. “Make sure that you’re bundling up and limiting your time outdoors Saturday and heading into Sunday,

Arctic air moves in Friday, followed by a nor'easter Sunday into Monday that could dump a foot of snow on Boston and the region.

Boston faces snow accumulation and slick roads; Massachusetts to see more intense snowfall as the week progresses.

Boston is set for a snowy holiday Monday, with potential for up to six inches of snow on the ground, leading into a fairly cold and dry week, according to National Weather Service forecasts. “We’ve got a storm system that will be going on overnight into the first half of the day Monday out with some lingering snow showers on Martin Luther King Day,

The morning commute will feel quite chilly again with subfreezing wind chills blanketing the region before a quick warmup.

Boston's weather forecast includes fluctuating temperatures, potential rain and snow, with varying chances of precipitation into the weekend.

Boston was blanketed in the season’s biggest snowstorm Sunday night into Monday morning, with frigid air on the way and some potential for more unsettled weather in the days to come.