🥶🥶 The arctic air will reinforce the cold to yield the coldest day in three years on Tuesday LaurenCBS3 reports
The air mass was hanging out over icy Greenland about a week ago. It will force overnight lows down into record levels — in the mid-teens in Philadelphia and wind chills will plummet near zero degrees from the bone-chilling breeze.
In areas north and west of the city, temperatures will reach sub-zero Monday night and Tuesday morning.2 Former Fire Chiefs Fighting For Fire Prevention Changes Following Deadly Blazes In Philadelphia, Bronx The Poconos can expect dangerous wind chills, dropping temperatures to -20 degrees. In these conditions, frostbite and/or hypothermia can set in with prolonged exposure.
Philadelphia is going for record-tying lows of 15 degrees. The forecast high of 21 degrees would make for the fifth-coldest Jan. 11 ever and the coldest day in Philadelphia since Feb. 1, 2019. The city could reach a record low forecast on Wednesday morning at 13 degrees, but this will be with less wind. The record is 14 degrees, which was set in 1981.
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