A dangerously cold period will develop Friday morning, with an extended period of frigid temperatures through Saturday. Daytime temperatures will fall below 0 and bottom out below -20 in most locations. Breezy northwest winds will result in wind chill readings between -30 and -45 Friday afternoon into Saturday morning, which can cause frostbite to exposed skin within 10 minutes. Read More >
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