Brrr...It's Cold Outside in the Somerset Hills

Like the snow and cold weather? One way or another, you'll have to get used to it. The National Weather Service was predicting that temperatures would dip to about 1 degree overnight into Thursday morning, with a high of about 22 degrees on Thursday — and possibly more snow.

Thursday into Friday night could get as cold as 3 degrees — with a chance of snow showers and overnight temperatures in the teens to predicted to last through the weekend.

Even so, people were out on Wednesday after Tuesday's snowstorm, whether shopping, shoveling — or sledding. Even being in school for the day — after a delayed opening on Wednesday morning — didn't stop some determined kids (with a few brave moms) from heading out in 15-degree weather late in the afternoon to enjoy the perfect powder in a favorite sledding hill behind Oak Street School.

Equally adventurous (or crazy, depending on your point of view) was the group of guys on snow-covered Olcott Field behind Bernards High in Bernardsville, just tossing around a football with a few friends.

Tell us how you coped with the snow and extreme cold in the comments section below. Do you have any tips for staying warm — and safe?