More Below Zero Cold

January temperatures are running more than 6° below average and this comes after December ended up being 6° below average.

Here are the morning lows, so far, Thursday.

That -7° low in the Quad Cities marks the 17th time this winter we've dropped below zero.  Eight of those were in December and we've had nine in January.

While I expect rising temperatures overnight tonight, it's likely that we'll still be below zero at midnight and that would add another below zero low to the count.

And, after a couple of snow events this weekend, more subzero temperatures are expected Sunday night through Tuesday night.

CBS4 Meteorologist Anthony Peoples