New York City is bracing for a bitter blow as a frigid Arctic blast swoops in from Canada, threatening to plunge temperatures into the teens. By Friday morning, forecasters predict a temperature drop that will send the city shivering, with wind chill making it feel like winter has truly arrived.
Meteorologist John Cristantello warns residents to "bundle up" and prepare for extended periods of cold weather, urging them to minimize exposure by staying indoors whenever possible. With temperatures expected to reach record lows in some areas, LaGuardia Airport's temperature on Dec. 5 (21 degrees) is already a benchmark that may be shattered this time around.
While Central Park's lowest recorded temperature was 11 degrees Fahrenheit back in 1926, experts are skeptical that will be beaten this year. Instead, the city can expect to feel more like it did during the depths of winter, with JFK Airport forecasted at a chilly 21 degrees and LaGuardia looking out for a low of just 20.
However, there's some relief on the horizon โ warmer temperatures are expected to arrive over the weekend, offering a brief reprieve from the cold. But don't count on it staying that way, as another Arctic blast is expected to swing in by Monday, sending temperatures back into the mid-teens once again.
Meteorologist John Cristantello warns residents to "bundle up" and prepare for extended periods of cold weather, urging them to minimize exposure by staying indoors whenever possible. With temperatures expected to reach record lows in some areas, LaGuardia Airport's temperature on Dec. 5 (21 degrees) is already a benchmark that may be shattered this time around.
While Central Park's lowest recorded temperature was 11 degrees Fahrenheit back in 1926, experts are skeptical that will be beaten this year. Instead, the city can expect to feel more like it did during the depths of winter, with JFK Airport forecasted at a chilly 21 degrees and LaGuardia looking out for a low of just 20.
However, there's some relief on the horizon โ warmer temperatures are expected to arrive over the weekend, offering a brief reprieve from the cold. But don't count on it staying that way, as another Arctic blast is expected to swing in by Monday, sending temperatures back into the mid-teens once again.