Chilly Week Ahead: What to Expect

The weather is taking a chilly turn this week. After a breezy Sunday, temperatures will drop significantly overnight on Monday and Tuesday. Expect highs in the upper 50s during the day, but strong winds will make it feel much colder. These winds, blowing between 25 to 35 mph, will make the air feel about 10 degrees cooler than the actual temperature. Overnight, temperatures will dip to the upper 20s. This is quite cold, so it's important to stay warm and safe. Make sure to use heating sources wisely to avoid any accidents.Boaters need to be extra careful on Sunday. The National Weather Service has issued a lake wind advisory until 7 p. m. Strong winds and rough waves can make conditions dangerous, especially for smaller boats. The cold front that moved through early Sunday morning has left clear skies behind. This clear weather is expected to stick around for most of the week. However, there might be some isolated showers overnight from Wednesday into Thursday. As for the rest of the week, temperatures will return to what's typical for January. This means cooler days and nights ahead. It's a good idea to bundle up and be prepared for the chill.