Snow starts moving out, but lows drop quickly Monday night into Tuesday morning.
Temperatures will be some of the coldest of the season.
Lows will drop to single- and double-digit subzero temperatures Monday night into Tuesday morning.
With wind blowing around 20-30 MPH, wind chill values will drop significantly.
Wind Chill Warnings and Advisories are in effect now through 11 AM Tuesday morning.
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Wind Chill Warnings are in effect close to the Divide where wind chill values will be close to 30-45 degrees BELOW zero.
Wind Chill Advisories are in effect for the rest of our area through the same time, but values will still drop 20-25 degrees BELOW zero.
Frostbite can happen in a short amount of time with these wind and temperature values.
Check on neighbors and pets and keep warm.
Next weekend, highs jump back to the low to mid 40s.