Niagara remains under extreme cold warning

By Shelby Knox

Published: January 5, 2018 at 11:51 AM

Thermometer on snow shows low temperatures under zero. Low temperatures in degrees Celsius and fahrenheit. Cold winter weather twenty under zero.Thermometer on snow shows low temperatures under zero. Low temperatures in degrees Celsius and fahrenheit. Cold winter weather twenty under zero.istock/MarianVejcik

You may want to bundle up and stay indoors again today the extreme cold warning is still in effect for Niagara.

You may want to bundle up and stay indoors again today - the extreme cold warning is still in effect for Niagara.

Winds are gusting up to 60 km/h, making it feel like -30 out there.

The extreme cold will continue into tomorrow morning.

Residents are encouraged to cover up to prevent frostbite and bring pets indoors.

A list of warming centres is available HERE and the Out of the Cold program in St. Catharines will run out of the Knox Presbyterian Church on Church street tonight.