The Chippewa Valley is in for a cold snap. February has been more winter-like than January. Snow will stop falling today, but the cold air is coming back. Arctic high pressure from Canada will take over for the upcoming week. The day will start with clouds, but they will clear up. Temperatures will drop to the teens below zero. Wind chill values will make it feel even colder, near -25 to -30. This is almost Cold Weather Advisory status. Monday morning will be especially chilly. Bundle up if you go outside and don't stay out too long. Daytime highs on Monday will remain below zero with clearing skies. Monday night and into Tuesday will be the coldest. Overnight lows will drop to near 20 below zero. The bitter cold will continue through Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Then, temperatures will slowly start to rise again. The Chippewa Valley is no stranger to cold weather. But this is a reminder to be prepared. Keep an eye on the weather forecast and stay safe. This is a good time to think about how weather affects our daily lives. How do we adapt to these changes? What can we do to stay safe and comfortable? These are important questions to consider. Weather is a part of our lives. It shapes our routines and activities. It's important to understand and respect it. This cold snap is a reminder of that. Stay warm and stay safe. The Chippewa Valley is a beautiful place. But it can be harsh. We need to be ready for it. This cold snap is a test. Let's see how we do.
