Wednesday Weather: We're in the thick of the cold now!
Posted: Jan 30, 2019 6:25 AM CST

-
2:55
Light snow on track for Saturday
-
1:23
MPD Officer Peter Jerving remembered 2 years after on-duty death
-
1:20
New fatherhood has Richfield’s Josh Bilicki ready for NASCAR...
-
3:06
Late Friday Update...Saturday snow still on track with lesser...
-
2:07
Family grieves after pet dog was shot and killed, no suspect...
-
2:32
What does Milwaukee want in the next MPS superintendent? We asked.
-
1:56
St. Francis Brewery to reopen under new leadership after closing...
-
2:33
Gender affirming care in jeopardy for new patients at Children’s...
-
2:40
Wisconsin woman is first in the world to try new experimental...
-
0:48
Betty Brinn Children’s Museum celebrates opening of new pizza...
-
1:50
Kenosha mother demands justice, asks for community’s help in...
-
1:10
Oconomowoc man to compete in national bagging competition in...
Milwaukee (CBS 58)--We're living through the coldest temperatures we've seen since the mid 1990's. Early February 1996 to be exact. -26 on February 3, 1996. We won't be that cold, but it might as well be. Look for wind chill numbers to range between -40 and -50 today with actual air readings near -10 in the afternoon. There will be one more extremely cold night tonight and then we start to get better.


With the warmup coming, we have a chance for light snow into Thursday evening. Perhaps an inch in spots. This could lead to slick areas on the roads. Then it gets even warmer. How about temps near 40 by early next week? Yes, they're coming.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter