"Bracing for an Arctic Blast: Preparing for Frigid Temperatures Across the US"

After a weekend winter storm, Michigan is set to experience a blast of Arctic cold with below-zero wind chills, particularly in the southern part of the state, due to the relatively warmer water of Lake Michigan acting as a buffer. The cold air is expected to persist through Wednesday, with morning low temperatures dropping to between zero and 10 below zero. While Michigan will face bitter cold, other parts of the United States, such as Montana and the Plains states, may experience even more extreme wind chills, with some areas potentially reaching 60 degrees below zero.