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Arctic cold blast settles in

Southeastern Wisconsin wind chills could dip to as low as -30°F thru Wednesday morning.
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***A WIND CHILL ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FOR ALL OF SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN UNTIL 12PM MONDAY. COLD AIR COMBINED WITH WIND GUSTS UP TO 30 MPH WILL CREATE WIND CHILLS OF -20 TO -34°. WEAR LAYERS AND COVER EXPOSED SKIN IF GOING OUT, FROSTBITE CAN OCCUR IN 30 MINUTES TIME.***

Extreme cold will set in overnight with low temperatures around -10° and wind chills ranging from -20 to -34°.

Limit the amount of time you have to spend outside. Take precautions to keep pipes from freezing, take extra care to keep pets safe from the cold, and check on friends and neighbors. Also, be sure to have a winter car kit in your vehicle if venturing outside, keep blankets in the car and keep the gas tank half full.

Another blustery day is expected on Monday with highs barely climbing above 0-degrees in Milwaukee. Wind chills will range from -15 to -30°. More of the same is in store for Tuesday.

Wednesday highs will jump back into the teens, but wind chills will remain below zero. A few flurries are possible Wednesday, and an area of light snow may move through late week.

It doesn't appear we will really break out of this extreme cold until the end of next weekend.

Check The Interactive Radar

TONIGHT: Partly Cloudy & FrigidLow: -10
Wind Chill: -20 to -34
Wind: W 10-15 G 25 mph

MONDAY: Partly Cloudy, Breezy, and Cold
High: 3
Wind Chill: -15 to -30
Wind: W 15 G 25 mph

TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy, Breezy, and Frigid
High: 5
Wind Chill: -5 to -20 

WEDNESDAY: Partly Cloudy, Breezy, Ch. Flurries
High: 14
Wind Chill: -5 to -20

THURSDAY: Mostly Cloudy
High: 18
Wind Chill: 0 to -15

FRIDAY: Mostly Cloudy, Ch. Light Snow
High: 14
Wind Chill: -5 to -20


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