cold weather advisory

Cold weather advisory for 7 N.J. counties until Wed. morning

Cold weather advisories issued, wind chills to plunge into the frostbite zone

We may have a week of weather stretching out ahead of us with no big storms, but that won’t mean it will be uneventful. We’re still stuck in our bitterly cold pattern, and it will stay that way for the next several days.

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Cold weather advisory for -15 to -25 wind chills through Monday morning

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Cold weather advisory affecting 3 N.J. counties Wednesday – wind chills below zero

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Extreme Cold Warning in effect into Tuesday as temperatures drop near zero

Temperatures drop near zero tonight and wind chills will be dangerous!

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Update: Cold weather advisory in place for 9 N.J. counties until Wednesday morning – below zero wind chills

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Cold weather advisory affecting Alleghany County until Tuesday midday

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Update: The winter weather advisory for North Alabama is predicted to expire at 6 a.m.

"Freezing drizzle causing ice on surfaces and roads across the TN Valley along with light snow in northeast Alabama producing light accumulations," can be expected according to the weather service.

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Update: Extreme cold warning in place for South Alabama for Monday – wind chills to dip to 8

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Update: Winter weather advisory affecting Southern Michigan until Sunday night – could see 3 inches of snow

Dry, but a very cold forecast for this week. Cold Weather Advisory for the Twin Tiers.

There is a Cold Weather Advisory in place tonight with wind chills in the -5° to -20° range for Tioga County in Pennsylvania and Steuben County in New York in the Twin Tiers until 1PM Tuesday. You should make sure to limit your time outside until Tuesday afternoon.

Extreme cold warning expands. See latest warnings in Michigan

An extreme cold warning in Michigan has expanded to the Lower Peninsula as subzero wind chills sweep southward Friday, Jan. 23.

After snowstorm, bitter cold will grip Chicago again, weather officials warn

Between midnight and noon on Monday, Cook County will again experience “dangerously cold” wind chills as low as minus 20 degrees.