While some slight relief (emphasis on slight) in wind chills are expected this afternoon, a reinforcing surge of Arctic air will drop air temperatures below zero again over much of central Illinois. This will result in wind chills of 10-20 below zero by early Tuesday, and they will remain below zero throughout the day. Frostbite and hypothermia can occur quickly in such conditions. Stay indoors as much as possible.
A weak disturbance may bring a dusting of snow near and north of I-74 tonight, with another system Wednesday night also bringing small chances of light snow.
-If you are in need of warming accommodations, call the Effingham County Sheriff’s Office at 217-342-2101. Arrangements will be made if needed.
Photo & Story Courtesy of NOAA
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