Weather alerts issued as sub-zero wind chills grip region

The National Weather Service forecasts that sub-zero wind chills will persist through Wednesday morning, with the coldest weather expected late Monday into Tuesday morning. People are advised to dress in multiple layers when going outside to prevent frostbite and hypothermia. It is also recommended to check on relatives and neighbors, particularly the elderly.

Warming centers will be accessible across Will County during this period. It is advisable to call ahead to ensure they are operational as warming centers.

For those seeking emergency weather alerts, the Shorewood Police Department offers a sign-up service for notifications. The National Weather Service provides regular updates on their Facebook page for those interested in following weather developments.

In case of power outages due to severe weather, residents can utilize ComEd's interactive Outage Map or contact them directly at 1-800-EDISON-1 to report service interruptions.