A 15 Fury Alert Day remains in effect for our Tuesday as wind chills continue at dangerously low levels. 15 Fury Alert Days issued for extreme cold In addition to our 15 Fury Alert Day, 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. Why you’ll no longer see ‘Wind Chill Warnings’ this winter After a brief visit with below zero temperatures Monday morning, as low as -3° in Fort Wayne, we returned to positive double-digit air temperatures with highs between 10° and 15° this afternoon. Wind chills made it feel like below zero through the day and there is no change to having below zero wind chills for Tuesday. Actual air temperatures fall to just slightly below zero by early Tuesday morning, too. 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 and tomorrow, if possible. Many schools have closed, or switched to virtual learning. You can find a list of all of them by clicking the link below. School Closings and Delays | WANE 15 There is a slight chance for scattered snow showers on Tuesday, but accumulation is not expected to be more than a coating. A few snowflakes lay down a coating of new snow accumulation on Tuesday. Tuesday will be colder than Monday. In fact, highs will only be in the mid-range of single digits. With breezy conditions, westerly gusts up to 20 mph, wind chills be as low as -20° in the morning hours, to -10° at our best in the afternoon. It is another day where it is so important that you stay bundled up and limit your time outside! Below zero temps start off a third consecutive COLD day on Wednesday. It will feel as low as -20° then. However, Wednesday is not a 15 Fury Alert Day because, as the day progresses, we see temperatures and wind chill values rise, taking us out of this week's most intense levels of cold. Below zero air temperatures for many heading off to work Tuesday AM.Feeling as low as -20 around daybreak Tuesday.Clouds decrease after the morning, but bitterly cold continues Tuesday afternoon. Only in the single digits!Wind chills don't improve much Tuesday afternoon, feeling like negative teens. Protecting yourself during this polar plunge is critical. The link below shares advice on staying warm and safe with the bitter cold temperatures. Check it out! Staying safe when it is bitterly cold outside Highs Wednesday will reach the upper teens later in the day. We continue to warm up for the end of the week and the weekend, with mid-upper 20s Thursday and Friday, and eventually 30s Saturday and Sunday. Morning: (15 FURY ALERT DAY): Mostly cloudy. Dangerously cold. Slight chance for some snow showers.Low: -1° (Wind chills as low as around -20°)Winds: SW 5-15 mph Tuesday (15 FURY ALERT DAY): Partly cloudy. Bitterly cold and breezy at times.High: 6° (Wind chills only as high as around -10°)Winds: W 10-15 mph with gusts up to 20 mph Tuesday Night (15 FURY ALERT DAY): Partly cloudy. Even colder.Low: -3° (Wind chills as low as around -20°)Winds: SW 5-10 mph Wednesday: Becoming cloudy. Some windy times.High: 18° (Wind chills as high as 5°)Winds: SW 10-20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph MORE WEATHER RESOURCESInteractive Radar and Regional RadarWeather CamerasWeather Alerts