MILWAUKEE – Wind chills will remain 15-to-30 below zero on Tuesday, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. A slight warm up is on the way, according to Storm Team 4 chief meteorologist Brian Niznansky.
“It looks like we get a surge of a warmth Sunday into Monday,” Niznansky told Wis. Morning News on Tuesday. “We could be talking about temperatures well above freezing. Maybe in the 40’s.”
On Tuesday, the dangerously cold wind chills prompted Milwaukee Public School to cancel class.
Click here for a complete list of closures, courtesy of TMJ4 News.
ALERT: Due to extremely cold temperatures, MPS schools will be closed Tuesday, January 16, 2024. Milwaukee Recreation and school extracurricular activities will be cancelled.
— Milwaukee MPS (@MilwaukeeMPS) January 16, 2024
All CS and Admin Buildings will be open. Those employees should report to their work site. pic.twitter.com/f22l1gGt41
WTMJ 5-DAY FORECAST
TUESDAY:    Mostly Sunny, Windy, Still Bitter Cold
            High: 4. Wind Chill: -30 to -15
            Wind: WSW 15-25 mph 30 mph gusts
TONIGHT:    Partly Cloudy, A Touch Warmer
            Low: -2. Wind Chill: -25 to -15
            Wind: W 10-20 mph
WEDNESDAY: Partly Cloudy. Not quite as cold
             High: 14
THURSDAY:   Mostly Cloudy, Flurries
             High: 17
FRIDAY:      Chance Snow Showers, Breezy
            High: 15
SATURDAY:   Mostly Sunny
            High: 16
