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Milwaukee, WI – An Arctic cold front is expected to bring frigid temperatures across the Midwest starting Monday. The region should prepare for lows in the 20s and potentially in the teens in some areas.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the Arctic air mass will linger for several days. Meteorologists predict colder-than-average conditions through mid-January. While medium confidence exists for precipitation next week, the exact type and timing remain uncertain.
The NWS emphasizes the need for routine winter preparations. Homeowners should insulate pipes, ensure heating systems are functional, and stock up on supplies. Cold weather shelters may open for vulnerable populations in affected areas.
Experts note that while most precipitation forecasts remain unclear, even light snow or ice could disrupt travel. The Midwest has already experienced scattered flurries, setting the stage for this significant weather shift.
Residents are advised to monitor updates from the NWS for changing forecasts. This Arctic front serves as a reminder of the Midwest’s unpredictable winter weather and the importance of early preparation.
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