15 Fury Alert Days remain in effect for Monday and Tuesday, as wind chills drop to dangerously low levels. 15 Fury Alert Days issued for extreme cold In addition to our 15 Fury Alert Days, a Cold Weather Advisory, issued by the National Weather Service, remains in effect until 10 AM Wednesday for this dangerous cold. A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect until 10 AM Wednesday. This cold weather product is new from the National Weather Service and replaces a Wind Chill Advisory. Click the link below to learn more about these new alerts. Why you’ll no longer see ‘Wind Chill Warnings’ this winter Regardless of these cold alerts, it does not take away how cold of a morning it is in northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio. Under these clear skies, many are in the lower single digits, and will be making a run for below zero temperatures as we approach daybreak. Factoring in breezy conditions, and it feels like we are -10 to -15 in many places. A very cold Monday morning. It is critical to protect yourself from these dangerously low temperatures, as frostbite on exposed skin can occur in as little as 30 minutes. Wear multiple layers of insulated material, stay dry, and limit outdoor activities today if possible. Many schools have closed for the day, and you can find a list of all of them by clicking the link below. Many more schools will likely close for Tuesday as well. School Closings and Delays | WANE 15 An intensely cold morning will translate to more bitter cold through the daytime. Winds gust up to 25 mph, marking a breezy Monday. And with high temperatures around 10° today, it will feel below zero all day. The one saving grace today will be the plentiful amount of sunshine that will be in store. Enjoy some natural lighting from the indoors today. There is a slight chance for an overnight snow shower, but accumulation is not expected to be of any note for the few who see them. Below zero at sunrise this morning. A healthy amount of clear skies.Wind chills stay close to -20 for most of the morning.Temps rise above zero by lunchtime.While our actual temperatures rise above zero, it will feel like below zero all day.More sunshine this afternoon, around 10° for the high in Fort Wayne.Temps start to fall through the evening.Feeling like we are still below zero in the evening.Increasing clouds in the evening, but temperatures continue to drop. Tuesday isn't much better at all. In fact, highs will only be in the mid-range of single digits. Once more adding breezy conditions, with gusts up to 25 mph, wind chills will once more range from -20° in the morning hours, to -10° at our best in the afternoon. It is another day where it is paramount that you stay warm out there! Below zero air temperatures for many heading off to work Tuesday AM.Feeling as low as -20 around daybreak Tuesday.Partly cloudy and bitterly cold still Tuesday afternoon. Only in the single digits!Wind chills don't improve much Tuesday afternoon, feeling like negative teens. Wednesday morning will see the coldest temperatures of the week, with lows well below zero for many. It may feel as low as -20° then as well. Protecting yourself during this polar plunge is critical; The link below shares advice on staying warm and safe against the bitter cold temperatures. Check it out! Staying safe when it is bitterly cold outside The good news is that this arctic air does not last, as although it will be cold on Wednesday, highs reach the upper teens. We continue to warm up into the weekend, finding 20s Thursday and Friday, and eventually 30s Saturday and Sunday. Monday (15 FURY ALERT DAY): Mostly sunny. Bitterly cold and breezy.High: 10° (Wind chills as high as around -10°)Winds: W 10-20 mph, with gusts up to 25 mph Monday Night: Mostly cloudy. Bitterly cold. Slight chance for a snow shower.Low: -1° (Wind chills as low as around -15°)Winds: W 5-10 mph Tuesday (15 FURY ALERT DAY): Partly cloudy. Bitterly cold and breezy.High: 4° (Wind chills as high as around -10°)Winds: W 10-20 mph, with gusts up to 25 mph Tuesday Night: Clear skies. Bitterly cold and breezy.Low: -5° (Wind chills as low as around -20°)Winds: SW 5-10 mph MORE WEATHER RESOURCESInteractive Radar and Regional RadarWeather CamerasWeather Alerts