Cold Weather Advisory Issued for Multiple Regions Today

CHICAGO, Ill. — An unseasonably cold front is sweeping through the Midwest this morning, prompting local weather authorities to issue cold weather advisories for several regions. As of 6:25 a.m. CST, temperatures across the area have fallen to 35°F, with expected highs only reaching 41°F today.

Lows tonight are predicted to plunge to 28°F, with wind gusts reported as high as 20 mph, creating a wind chill effect that makes it feel as cold as 25°F. The humidity is relatively high at 88%, with a dew point of 32°F. Visibility has improved to 8 miles.

Weather conditions will remain cloudy throughout the day, with consistent winds contributing to the cold feel. Forecasters recommend bundling up if you plan to venture outdoors, particularly due to the forecasted winds and chill.

In similar reports from across the region, at 6:29 a.m. CST, temperatures hovered around 19°F in other areas, with a high of only 33°F expected. Here too, wind speeds have reached 13 mph, causing the temperature to feel like just 5°F.

Meanwhile, at 6:28 a.m. CST in another location, the temperature was 24°F, with a high of 35°F anticipated. Wind speeds reached 19 mph, notably increasing the chill factor.

As communities prepare for the cold, the National Weather Service urges residents to limit time outdoors and dress in layers if leaving home is necessary. Stay updated with local forecasts as conditions may change.