Dangerously cold weather in the mid-South, with temperatures in the single digits starting tomorrow | weather

Winter Storm Warning + Winter Weather Advisory until 6 a.m. Tuesday.

Wind chill warning until this afternoon.

Stay off the roads and dress in all layers if you plan to go out today.

It's a bitter start to the day with snow showing up on the radar – mainly along and south of Interstate 40.

Snowfall totals have ranged from 1-3 inches so far with another 1-3 inches expected along and south of I-40.

The roads are treacherous, so avoid them or take them very slowly.

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Temperatures will be mainly in the teens with sub-zero wind chills.

The coldest record high in Memphis on this date is 20 degrees, recorded in 1927.

Chance of snow: 80% – Mainly along and south of I-40 until early afternoon.

Wind: 10 mph.

I look forward: Don't expect temperatures above freezing until Thursday afternoon. There is also another 60% chance of a combination. We got back into the 20s on Friday and Saturday before breaking above freezing on Sunday.

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Local weather for memphis and south central

Tuesday: It's dangerously cold with morning lows in the single digits, afternoon highs in the teens and wind chills well below zero (-15 to -1 degree). The high is approaching 20 degrees.

Wednesday: It's dangerously cold with morning lows in the single digits, afternoon highs in the teens and wind chills below zero (-15 to -1 degrees). High is approaching 30 degrees.

Thursday: A wintry mix is ​​possible, including freezing rain. Morning lows in the teens. Afternoon highs in the low 30s.

Friday: It's mostly sunny and still slippery and dangerous. Highs in the mid 20s.

Saturday: Sunny and cool. Morning lows are near 10 degrees. High afternoon temperatures approach 25 degrees.