The Arctic air that descended on the Northeast on Saturday brought dangerously cold sub-zero temperatures and wind chills to the region.
The Arctic air that descended on the Northeast on Saturday brought dangerously cold sub-zero temperatures and wind chills to the region, including a record-setting wind chill of minus 108 degrees Fahrenheit on the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire.
Across the rest of the region, wind chills - the combined effect of wind and cold air on exposed skin - dropped to minus 45 to minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit , according to the National Weather Service."This is just kind of an Arctic intrusion," said Stephen Baron, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine. "Sometimes in the winter the Jetstream dips and the Arctic oscillation allows the cold air to come into our area for a day or two.
Central Park, the oldest weather station with the most climate data, did not reach a record when it hit 3 degrees on Saturday morning. The daily record remains 0 from 1886/1918.
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