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Frosty Nights Ahead: New York’s Winter Weather Breakdown

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New Yorkers, it’s time to layer up as temperatures take a frosty dip this weekend. While no severe weather alerts are in place, the city will experience brisk days and cold nights. If you’re heading out, be prepared to bundle up and stay cozy indoors when possible. We’ve got the full forecast and tips to keep you safe and warm

Frosty Nights Ahead: New York’s Winter Weather Breakdown

Weekend Weather Forecast

  • Saturday, January 25: Expect mostly sunny skies with a high of 34°F (1°C) and a low of 28°F (-2°C).
  • Sunday, January 26: A breezy start with morning clouds clearing for a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon. Highs around 41°F (5°C) and lows near 26°F (-4°C).

Safety Tips for the Cold:

  • Stay Warm: Layer clothing to retain body heat and protect against the chill.
  • Stay Informed: Monitor local weather updates in case conditions change unexpectedly.
  • Check on Others: Ensure friends and neighbors, especially seniors or those in need, are staying warm.

While New York’s weather won’t hit extremes, it’s still a good idea to prepare for the chill. Stay warm, stay safe, and enjoy your weekend in the Big Apple

Chanchal sharma
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