Minnesota weather: Here’s how cold it got Tuesday morning

MN weather: Dangerously cold yet again for Tuesday

Tuesday is set to be yet another dangerously cold day with bitterly cold temperatures and plenty of sunshine. FOX 9 meteorologist Cody Matz has your forecast.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - It was bitterly cold Tuesday morning in Minnesota with temperatures and wind chills hitting well below zero.

Cold Tuesday in Minnesota

By the numbers:

Despite the sunshine, Tuesday morning had bone-chilling temperatures in the teens and 20s below zero and wind chills at 25 to 40 degrees below zero. Afternoon highs will reach around 2 degrees in the Twin Cities metro, though it will feel much colder with subzero wind chills.

Here’s how cold it got on Tuesday morning:

Coldest wind chill on Tuesday

Detroit Lakes: 46 degrees below zero
Morris: 45 degrees below zero
Willmar: 44 degrees below zero
Bemidji: 43 degrees below zero
Marshall: 41 degrees below zero
Windom: 41 degrees below zero
Grand Marais: 41 degrees below zero
Hibbing: 41 degrees below zero
Owatonna: 40 degrees below zero
St. Cloud: 39 degrees below zero
International Falls: 38 degrees below zero
Redwood Falls: 38 degrees below zero
Duluth: 38 degrees below zero
Cambridge: 36 degrees below zero
Ely: 35 degrees below zero
Hinckley: 35 degrees below zero
Brainerd: 35 degrees below zero
Hutchinson: 35 degrees below zero
Mankato: 33 degrees below zero
MSP Airport: 31 degrees below zero
Rochester: 31 degrees below zero
Faribault: 29 degrees below zero
Red Wing: 29 degrees below zero

Lowest temperatures on Tuesday

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Bemidji: minus 26 degrees
Wilmar: minus 26 degrees
Detroit Lakes: minus 24 degrees
Owatonna: minus 24 degrees
Alexandria: minus 21 degrees
Brainerd: minus 21 degrees
International Falls: minus 21 degrees
Hibbing: minus 21 degrees
Morris: minus 20 degrees
Marshall: minus 20 degrees
St. Cloud: minus 20 degrees
Cambridge: minus 20 degrees
Mankato: minus 19 degrees
Hutchinson: minus 19 degrees
Rochester: minus 19 degrees
Hinckley: minus 18 degrees
Faribault: minus 18 degrees
New Ulm: minus 18 degrees
Red wing: minus 18 degrees
Windom: minus 18 degrees
Ely: minus 17 degrees
Duluth: minus 17 degrees
MSP Airport: minus 15 degrees
Grand Marais: minus 7 degrees

Low temps and wind chills in Wisconsin

New Richmond: minus 20 degrees; wind chill of 31 degrees below zero
Eau Claire: minus 17 degrees; wind chill of 25 degrees below zero
Hayward: minus 27 degrees; wind chill of 24 degrees below zero
La Crosse: minus 18 degrees; wind chill of 14 degrees below zero

More cold days ahead

What's next:

Overnight, temperatures will plummet, with lows in the teens and 20s below zero statewide. A cold weather advisory is in effect for the Twin Cities metro from 9 p.m. Tuesday to 9 a.m. on Wednesday.

Wednesday will bring more of the same with single digit highs in the metro. Clouds will move in for southern and northeastern Minnesota, though areas north of the metro should stay relatively bright.

The clouds will linger into Wednesday afternoon before clearing out for a sunny Thursday. Temperatures will gradually warm throughout the week, reaching the 30s and 40s by the weekend.