Wind Chill Warning starts at 6 p.m., the coldest air since 1996 arrives tonight

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5:11
No closer to finalizing state budget and reworking testing standards
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People gather to keep the city public museum open
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Girls On The Run 5K draws in thousands to empower young girls
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18-year-old shot and killed; Milwaukee residents wake up to gunshots
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Ike Wynter Turns Top Chef set into Art at Milwaukee Public Museum
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’This is the place to be’: Festa Italiana kicks off in Milwaukee
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2:50
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Gov. Evers raises Pride flag over state Capitol in honor of Pride...
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Undocumented Wisconsin immigrant accused of writing letter threatening...
Arctic air will quickly move across southeastern Wisconsin this evening. Temperatures by 10 pm will drop between -10 to -20! The winds tonight through Wednesday will remain up between 15 to 25 mph.
A low near -20 is possible for Wednesday morning; moreover, wind chills for Wednesday morning will drop to -50 below. This arctic air is extremely dangerous. Please check on elderly and bring in outdoor pets and animals!
The record low for tonight is -24!

While 2014 had some very cold temperatures, this outbreak of cold is closer to the outbreak of February 1996. The all-time record low was set on February 3, 1996 at -26. It doesn't look like Milwaukee will get that cold but we will make a run at it.

The coldest low maximum is -13! Wednesday afternoon we are expecting a high of -10, so we will monitor that record as well.