Wind Chill Warning as bitter cold sticks around in Southeast Michigan

Wind Chill Warning for part of Southeast Michigan

Wayne, Washtenaw, and Monroe counties are under a Wind Chill Warning until noon Monday. Bitter cold persists even after the warning is lifted.

DETROIT (FOX 2) - Temperatures have plummeted after the already cold weekend in Southeast Michigan.

A Wind Chill Warning for Wayne, Washtenaw, and Monroe counties expired at noon Monday. A Wind Chill Advisory for Oakland and Macomb counties expired at the same time.

Though the warnings and advisories have passed, the bitter cold has not.

Temperatures to start the day were at zero or below for most of Metro Detroit, with some climbing only a few degrees above zero. Wind chills brought that down to negative double-digits. Detroit is waking up to a temperature that feels like 15 below zero, while Ann Arbor feels like -24.

With temperatures this low, frostbite can set in in less than a half hour.

The cold remains, with lows in the single digits for most of this week.