CLEVELAND — The frigid temperatures have arrived and is not planning on going anywhere quickly! Overnight lows will be in the single digits. Winds will remain breezy, making it even colder.
Therefore, a wind chill advisory has also been issued for nearly our entire viewing area. It will be in effect until Monday afternoon. Wind chills could be as low as -20 in our northwestern communities and -15 farther east. Dress warm and in layers. Frostbite and hypothermia can happen quickly.
This is the coldest Arctic air since Christmas 2022! And it does not warm right back up. The bitterly cold temps in the teens for highs will linger into the middle of next week. Highs Sunday through Wednesday will only climb into the teens and lower 20s. Wind chills could drop below zero again this week. We stay below freezing all week with another shot for accumulating snow at the end of the week.
What To Expect:
- Winds begin to lessen
- Arctic cold lingers
- Some sunshine on Monday
- Late week snow chances
Daily Breakdown
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy. Frigid.| Low: 4º Chills to -15°
Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Not as windy. Still cold.| High: 16º
Tuesday: Snow possible. Very cold.| High: 17º
Wednesday: Cold and dry.| High: 20º
Thursday: Not as cold, and snow is possible.| High: 26º
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