FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) - Freezing January temperatures have settled in across northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio. There's no sign we'll be able to thaw out anytime soon, as a series of arctic airmasses will continue to influence our weather. This comes after we saw plenty of warmth to close out December... 19th wettest December helps alleviate drought Our last day above freezing is when we briefly climbed above 32° on Thursday, January 3rd. We made it up to 33° that day after we started off the new year with a high temperature of 37° on New Year's Day. There are currently no days in our 10 Day Forecast with highs at or above the freezing mark. Click here for the latest forecast. January 2nd was our last day above freezing in Fort Wayne. If you remember last January, we had a stretch of nine straight days with below freezing temperatures from the 13th to the 21st. There is certainly a good chance to see a longer streak this year. What made last year so interesting though is we immediately followed the below freezing streak with six straight days above freezing from the 23rd to the 28th. This resulted in lots of foggy days, so we'll have to see what's in store this year. January 2024 featured a stretch of below freezing and above freezing temperatures. With weather records dating back to 1897, the longest ever streak of days below freezing in Fort Wayne was 36 days, set from December 29th, 1976, to February 2nd, 1977. Can you imagine being stuck in the deep freeze for this long? This was over a month! We spent 36 days below freezing in Fort Wayne before...our longest ever stretch. Let's take a look at our annual days below freezing. So far, we have seen four of them this year and we're set to tack on several more. Last year, we saw a total of 20 days below freezing. This was below our average of 37 days. The most days in a year we have been below freezing was 62 days back in 1963. Brr! We average 37 days below freezing in a calendar year in Fort Wayne. Focusing specifically on January, the longest stretch of days below freezing exclusively in January (not including other months) was 18 days back in 2003. However, the 1977 record streak that stretched from December to February means the entire month of January was below freezing that year...incredible! Normally in January though, we average 13 days below the freezing mark. We average 13 January days below freezing in Fort Wayne. Stay warm for the next several days! We'll be tracking these numbers and will be sure to let you know we expect temperatures to rise out of the deep freeze!