Baby, it's cold outside. We're talking single digits and wind chills that rival some of the coldest spots on the planet.

So what's the difference between our area and a place like Antarctica?

Nothing.

Believe it or not, we'll have temperatures and wind chills that will be either colder or comparable to temps in Antarctica! Take a look at this comparison, our temperatures, versus temperatures in Antarctica.

FRIDAY:

According to TimeandDate.com, the high temp. in Antarctica Friday will be minus 2, and the low will be minus 8 degrees. According to weather.com, around here, our high temp. on Friday will be 10 degrees, but the wind chill factor will make it feel more like minus 5 degrees. The low will be close to minus 7, but the wind chill will make it seem like it's minus 25 degrees.

SATURDAY:

The high temp. in Antarctica on Saturday will be minus 4 and the low will be minus 7 degrees. Around here, our high temp. on Saturday will be 9 degrees, but with the wind chill factor it will make it feel like minus 5. The low here on Saturday will be minus 9 degrees. Couple in that W.C.F., and it will feel like minus 20.

SUNDAY:

Sunday the high temp in Antarctica will be minus 2, and the low will again be around minus 7 degrees. For us, Sunday will be the warmest day of the weekend with a high that will top out at around 15 degrees and the low temp will be around 8 degrees.

So, in most cases, it will actually be colder in our area than it will be in Antarctica for a good part of the weekend. Have a good one, but remember to dress in layers, stay indoors when you can, and don't leave your pets outside for any length of time.

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