New York, NY – A sunny Wednesday is on the horizon, offering some relief as the polar vortex continues to grip the region.
Temperatures will climb to a high of 21°F on Wednesday, with clear skies creating a welcome break from cloudy conditions. While lows tonight will dip to 13°F, the sunshine on Wednesday could help ease the bitter cold. According to the National Weather Service, wind chill values could still hover between 0°F and 10°F, so bundling up remains essential.
The outlook improves slightly by Thursday, when highs will reach 29°F, and wind chills drop below dangerous levels. By Friday, temperatures will near the freezing mark at 31°F under sunny skies. This gradual warming trend offers some hope as New Yorkers endure their fifth consecutive day of extreme cold.
Overnight temperatures through Saturday will remain chilly, with lows averaging in the teens and 20s. However, Saturday could bring the most pleasant conditions of the week, with highs climbing to a comparatively warm 35°F.
Residents are encouraged to limit time outdoors during the coldest periods, particularly at night. If you must travel, keep emergency supplies in your car and be cautious on icy roadways. The warming trend by the weekend presents a good opportunity to prepare for more winter weather next week.
Stay updated with local forecasts as conditions evolve and plan accordingly for the cold and eventual warmup.
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