(KFVS) – Parts of the Heartland could see severe weather as a cold front produces gusty winds and storms this evening.
Meteorologist Joi Alon says gusts are reaching up to 45 mph. Make sure to secure any outside items that may fly away in strong winds.
Storms along the front have produced several severe thunderstorm warnings.
These winds will continue until 6 a.m. on Monday. Parts of the Heartland are under a Tornado Watch and a Wind Advisory.
Behind this line, temperatures will drop drastically, from the upper 60s to the low 20s. Temperatures could be below freezing by 10 p.m.
Black ice could develop in a few spots, so be careful driving!
Looking ahead, temps remain cold on Monday, with highs only reaching the low 30s!
Wind chills on Tuesday morning may be in the single digits in some places.
However, we will see temps gradually increase heading into the new year, with highs just at or slightly above average in the 40s.
Stay tuned for updates!
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