Philadelphia Faces Cold Weather and Reduced Blood Donations
Philadelphia Faces Cold Weather and Reduced Blood Donations
US · Published Jan 7, 2026
Philadelphia is experiencing cold weather in the 30s°F, expected to continue into early January
Blood donations in the Delaware Valley have decreased due to winter illnesses and cold weather.
The American Red Cross urges healthy residents to donate blood, emphasizing the constant need and safety measures in place.
Cold weather hits Philadelphia, impacting blood donations
Philadelphia is currently experiencing a cold spell, with temperatures hovering in the 30s°F and light winds prevailing. This chilly weather pattern is expected to persist into the early days of January 2026, affecting various aspects of daily life in the city. Of particular concern is the impact on blood donations across the Delaware Valley.
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