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Weather Blog: Wind chills could reach minus 10-20 degrees - Vimarsana News

Weather Blog: Wind chills could reach minus 10-20 degrees

Friday will see a significant drop in temperature as arctic air moves in. The morning will be much colder with temperatures in the single digits.

Source: kmbc.com
At least 45 deaths blamed on winter storms in past two weeks - Vimarsana News

At least 45 deaths blamed on winter storms in past two weeks

At least 45 people have died in the past two weeks after storms hit much of the U.S. with rain, snow, wind and bitter cold temperatures. The storms have turned roads into ice, and people have frozen to death, with another round of storms is expected to hit both coasts Friday, The Associated Press reported.…

Source: yahoo.com
A sunny and chilly Friday - Vimarsana News

A sunny and chilly Friday

A mostly cloudy and cool morning will give way to a sunny, chilly and breezy afternoon with temperatures in the low to mid 50s, wind chills in the low 40s.

Source: wdsu.com
Winter Weather Advisory for entire Miami Valley through early tomorrow AM; Very cold this weekend - Vimarsana News

Winter Weather Advisory for entire Miami Valley through early tomorrow AM; Very cold this weekend

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the entire Miami Valley now until 1 a.m. Saturday due to light to moderate that could cause travel problems.

Source: yahoo.com
Incoming 'arctic air mass' means a chilling weekend for Beaufort County. What to expect - Vimarsana News

Incoming 'arctic air mass' means a chilling weekend for Beaufort County. What to expect

The nationwide cold front that upended the Iowa caucuses could bring freezing wind chills to the Lowcountry, especially Saturday night and early Sunday morning.

Source: yahoo.com