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New York City’s NBC News affiliate reports:
An arctic airmass is slated to blast the tri-state area for the next two days at least. Wind chills will be near or below zero through the frigid span. The core of the cold air sinks in overnight, bringing feels-like temperatures below zero Tuesday morning, including in New York City.
A wind chill advisory has already been issued for Sullivan and Ulster counties for projected wind chills of -15 to -25 degrees, though more counties are expected to be added. Frostbite can set in on exposed skin in 30 minutes in those conditions.
Storm Team 4 expects Tuesday to be the coldest day in the city since January 2019, so make sure to bundle up and check on vulnerable neighbors and pets.
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The map above shows expected average wind chills for tomorrow morning. The first tweet below is from the New York City Department of Emergency Management.
.@NWSNewYorkNY has issued a special weather statement for NYC. Sub zero wind chills will affect the area on 1/10 into 1/11. If going outside, take caution. Frostbite can occur in a short amount of time, so dress in layers and make sure all exposed skin is protected.
— NYCEM – Notify NYC (@NotifyNYC) January 10, 2022
.@NWSNewYorkNY has issued a special weather statement for NYC. Sub-zero wind chills will tonight, Mon, Jan 10th, and into tomorrow, Tues, Jan 11th.
Frostbite can occur in a short amount of time, dress in layers & make sure exposed skin is protected. https://t.co/Tmhl7SLHad pic.twitter.com/5ESoXe8Hbl
— Brooklyn Community Board 6 (@BrooklynCB6) January 10, 2022
#WinterSafety Frostbite is a type of injury caused by freezing. It can lead to a loss of feeling and color in the areas it affects, usually the nose, ears, cheeks, chin, fingers, and toes. Dress in several layers of warm clothing and limit time outdoors if possible❤️ #WeAreKings pic.twitter.com/blaYYxVs3t
— NYC Health+Hospitals/Kings County (@KingsCountyHosp) January 7, 2022