you'll no longer see 'Wind Chill Warnings' this winter
The National Weather Service will no longer issue wind chill warnings and advisories
The National Weather Service will now only issue cold weather advisories and extreme cold watches and warnings in an effort to clear up public confusion.
Here is why there won’t be any wind chill warnings this winter in the US
A Wind Chill Warning is now an Extreme Cold Warning This means a wind chill or temperature of -20ºF in the next 12 to 24 hours. You should avoid going outside, but if you must, you should dress in layers, cover exposed skin and make sure at least one person knows where you are going and when you arrive at your destination.
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National Weather Service Replaces Wind Chill Warnings & Advisories
CHANHASSEN (WJON News) -- The National Weather Service will no longer be issuing "wind chill" watches, warnings or advisories. Meteorologist Joe Calderone in Chanhassen says this winter those messages are being renamed an “extreme cold” watch, an extreme cold warning and a cold weather advisory.
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