Bitter cold air is expected tonight with sub-zero lows into Monday morning. A Cold Weather Advisory continues until 10 a.m. Some areas could see wind chills as low as -15. Many area schools will operate under a two-hour delay. You can find the complete list on our website. Make sure to stay safe in the cold. Limit time outdoors, cover exposed skin and make sure to wear a hat, mask and gloves. Keep pets indoors. Make sure to protect indoor pipes. After a frigid start Monday, expect more sunshine through the day. Highs will get closer to the freezing mark by the afternoon. Tuesday will be the warmest day of the week with highs rising into the 40s and even near 50 degrees. Watch for melting snow during the day to refreezing at night, creating icy conditions as temperatures drop back below freezing during the overnight night hours this week.
Cold Weather Advisory Continues
February 8, 2026 5:06 am