NYC's Deep Freeze Ends, But Cold and Snow Persist
• NYC temperatures rise above freezing after nine days of sub-zero conditions, ending the longest cold streak since January
• Meteorologists warn that cold weather will persist, with an Arctic blast expected to bring freezing conditions later in the week.
• Snow flurries are possible Tuesday night, and snow squalls could affect travel on Friday; residents should monitor weather updates.
NYC emerges from deep freeze after nine days
New York City has finally emerged from a deep freeze, with temperatures climbing above freezing after nine consecutive days of sub-zero conditions. According to AccuWeather, Central Park recorded a temperature of 34°F (1°C) on Monday, marking the end of the prolonged cold spell. This was the longest stretch of sub-freezing temperatures the city has experienced since January 2018, when a 14-day period of extreme cold was recorded.
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