National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Extremely dangerous cold is expected through early this week. Temperatures across the area will fall well below freezing, with overnight lows in the single digits expected across northern and northwestern portions of the forecast area. During the coldest period, likely from today through early Tuesday morning, daytime highs will remain at or below freezing for central and northwestern portions of the area. Frostbite can occur quickly and hypothermia is likely with prolonged exposure to these temperatures. Damage to exposed pipes and water main breaks are likely. Areas that receive accumulating ice will be more prone to the coldest temperatures and power outages in some areas could make extreme cold more dangerous. Ensure you have a way to stay warm in the event of a power outage, particularly across central and north or northwestern areas.
Many people are without power as dangerously cold temperatures move in. Here are some tips to stay warm and safe during the cold if you have no power and consider moving to a warming shelter.
Roads that remain wet will freeze over tonight as well as puddles and areas of ponding. Be mindful of black ice tonight.

 

 

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