Strong winds and brutal cold wind chills have been reported across the state, with gusts of up to 60MPH throughout the day. The National Weather Service has extended both the WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY and the BLIZZARD WARNING for an additional hour. Despite a slight decrease in visibility, these conditions are expected to worsen as temperatures drop into the teens and temperatures drop to around 10 degrees Fahrenheit. High winds and severe cold wind chill advisories are also extended until 10 P.M. Despite this, there are still a High WIND WARNING out until 1 A.M., which will extend until 1 P.m. Monday morning, temperatures will remain below zero for most of the day, with temperatures expected to drop to between 10 and 15 degrees Fahrenheit by mid-night. There are also warnings and advisories for both the Winter and High Winds.