Saturday brought a mostly sunny but bitterly cold start to the weekend across Wisconsin.
Despite the sunshine, high temperatures were largely held to the teens and single digits with wind chills below zero.
We are set for a frigid start to Sunday morning with temperatures plummeting under a partly to mostly clear sky.
Many will see Sunday morning lows below zero with wind chills in the negative teens.
More of the same arctic weather will wrap up the weekend with Sunday highs in the teens and lower 20s.
Southern Wisconsin will see a bit more cloud cover from a major winter storm system that will thankfully pass far to the south.
The wind will remain gusty while turning slightly out of the north and northeast.
With that change in wind direction, far southeastern Wisconsin could see some late night lake effect snow Sunday into Monday.
Any snow that does develop will remain along the shores of Lake Michigan.
Frigid weather will continue through our first full work week of the new year.
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