Central Ohio Weather and Radar COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Cold weather advisories continue through Wednesday morning for our entire area. This advisory continues as temps will remain well below freezing, and normal for this time of the year. Overnight lows will dip to near zero or below the next couple of nights, and wind chills could range from -5° to -15° at times overnight into the morning hours. The latest high resolution forecast models continue to support the chilly forecast expected for our area. Even though the sun is helping to make it feel not as terrible right now, wind chills are still below zero this afternoon. Tonight, expect temps to dip to similar readings as Monday morning, in the lower single digits to near zero in much of our area. The only thing that may work in our favor is an increase of clouds overnight. However, the damage might be done before the clouds arrive, as we do not have far to drop off afternoon highs today. Safety tips for your house during frigid temperatures HRRR MODEL FORECAST TEMPS FOR TUESDAY MORNING 7am Winds will become much lighter overnight tonight vs the gusty winds we have had at times today, but even a very slight wind will drop our wind chills well below zero area wide. HRRR MODEL FORECAST WIND CHILL TEMPS FOR TUESDAY 7am Temps will remain chilly throughout the day on Tuesday as well, as highs will only peak into the lower teens at best in spots. We will have some flurries around, but a colder feeling day with less sunshine. Wind chills should remain near where they are on today (Monday) in the negative single digits for highs. Tuesday night/Wednesday morning will likely be the coldest period, as actual air temps will be a few degrees colder across the area with everyone likely to dip below zero. With a light breeze, that will be enough to drop wind chills into the negative teens at times. Central Ohio school closings & delays A warm-up is expected to start by Wednesday afternoon, and pick up steam later in the week and into the upcoming weekend, with above normal temps expected for Saturday and Sunday n the upper 30s to near 40. In the short term, bundle up in layers, avoid being outside for prolonged periods of time, and just be safe. -Dave