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SE Wisconsin preparing for severe cold and wind chills, but likely no power outages January is typically the coldest month in southeast Wisconsin, but the coldest temperatures vary every year.Â
Cancellations pile up as frigid temperatures take hold School districts, Amtrak, ski hills and more have decided that highs below zero and wind chills of minus 40 are good reasons to stay home.
Sub-zero and single digit temps expected to last through weekend in SE Wisconsin January is typically the coldest month in southeast Wisconsin, but the coldest temperatures vary every year.Â
