Extreme Cold/Wind Chill in Monroe, Wisconsin

Dangerously cold wind chills began on the evening of the 20th and continued through noon on the 21st in Monroe County where values dropped to around 25 to 35 degrees below zero. The coldest observed wind chill in the county was 35 degrees below zero in Tomah, WI.

An extended period of cold weather occurred across the Upper Mississippi River Valley with several mornings of wind chills of 25 degrees below zero or colder from January 19th to the 22nd. The coldest period with this arctic airmass was the evening on the 20th through the morning hours on the 21st where widespread wind chills of 35 degrees below zero were observed across western Wisconsin.