NYC Deep Freeze Continues as Outdoor Death Toll Reaches 18
NYC Deep Freeze Continues as Outdoor Death Toll Reaches 18
US · Published Feb 10, 2026
NYC endures a severe deep freeze, with temperatures plummeting below -15°F (-26°C) with wind chill.
The extreme cold has tragically resulted in 18 outdoor fatalities, including a homeless man in The Bronx.
Mayor Mamdani emphasizes the need for improved measures to protect vulnerable populations during the ongoing cold spell.
Dangerous cold grips New York City
New York City is currently grappling with an unrelenting deep freeze, as temperatures have plummeted to dangerous levels. Over the weekend, residents experienced temperatures dipping below -15°F (-26°C) when factoring in the chilling effect of the wind. Tragically, this extreme cold has led to a significant loss of life, with the outdoor death toll now reaching 18. Among the recent victims was an 86-year-old homeless man discovered in The Bronx, highlighting the vulnerability of those without adequate shelter during such severe weather conditions.
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