31 Alert, cold wind chills

Weather Alert Day: Dangerous cold continues...
The longest stretch of bitterly cold temperatures so far this season will continue into Friday... Arctic air and dangerously cold wind chills will continue for the next few days...with accumulating snow becoming less of a concern after Tuesday night.
ALERT DAY TUESDAY AM: Frigid temperatures, dangerously cold wind chills expected
Arctic air will tighten its grip across the region with frigid temperatures and dangerously cold wind chills expected through Tuesday morning.An ALERT DAY is in place through the morning hours as dangerously cold wind chills of -35° to -40° are expected.
31 Alert Day Tonight: Light snow moves across the area
A 31 Alert Day remains in place for overnight into Wednesday morning ahead of light snowfall. Snow will begin as early as midnight in the Shoals and gradually spread east through the early hours of Wednesday morning. By about 9am snow will be ending across the area.
ALERT DAY for bitter cold through Wednesday - Savanna
PLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Clear skies tonight will cause temperatures to get even colder with lows between -10 and -15 and wind chills near -30. Wind chills will remain well below zero during the afternoon Tuesday as well as ALERT DAY conditions continue.
19 First Alert Day: Dangerous cold this morning
Wind chills this morning will be in the 5 to 15 below range at times. It’ll turn blustery this afternoon with a west wind at 10-20 mph. Arctic air mass remains in place through the day. Given the cold air and a west northwest steering wind,
Updates ahead of tonight's 31 Alert Day for winter weather
A 31 Alert Day remains in place for Tuesday overnight into Wednesday very early morning ahead of light snowfall. A Winter Weather Advisory is also in place for the same time.
First Alert Weather Day Wednesday: Extreme Cold Weather Warning continues
Northeasterly winds will persist into Wednesday as high pressure moves in and remains in place. Cold temperatures will continue into Wednesday as well with widespread highs only in the 20s. Winds will diminish Wednesday evening and thus wind chill values should not be as bad as tonight but still falling below zero for many.
WEATHER ALERT DAY: Snow exiting, slick roads into Wednesday morning
The ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Team has issued a Weather Alert Day for the potential of accumulating snow through late tonight and dangerously cold temperatures following the snow for most of the week.
First Alert Weather Day continues until noon on Wednesday
Wednesday morning will be our last of three straight First Alert Weather Days due to extreme cold. Wednesday morning will be cold, but not as cold as Tuesday morning. Wind chill values early Wednesday will be -20 to -25°.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Get Ready For Another Round Of Snow
After seeing a break from the precipitation on Monday and for the most part Tuesday, another round of precipitation will be entering into Eastern Kentucky this evening and into the overnight hours.
Denver weather: Another Pinpoint Weather Alert Day for chilly temps
A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day will be in effect Wednesday as chilly temperatures below freezing continue across much of northeast Colorado.
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