It's just not the Euro model, but all models are capturing enough data to suggest we will be experiencing record to near-record low temperatures by Sunday morning.
A recent run shows temperatures along and east of I-65 to be in the range of -4 to 5 degrees by then. Cold air advection winds may help keep temperature from bottoming out too much. So, even if we do not get to the readings suggested by this latest run of the Euro, wind chills are still expected to be a serious issue. Those readings are expected to be in a range of -10 to -20 degrees for many locations, easily prompting wind chill advisories and borderline wind chill warnings for many of us.
Enjoy the day today while you still can.
MS
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