While harsh cold is returning to the Midwest and Northeast this weekend, it will pale in comparison to what will follow for Monday through Wednesday.
The impending polar plunge will rival the frigid days from earlier this January for the coldest daytime highs and nighttime lows so far this winter. This does not include South Florida.
The arctic air first plunged into the Upper Midwest, northern Plains and northern Rockies on Sunday and is expected to continue pressing to the south and east through Tuesday.
More
10 comments:
if you can't grasp the simple concepts behind the impacts of global warming, refrain from entering any of your uninformed commentary into the debate
Duh, the issues have people so blinded they think it's supposed to be 60 degrees during winter time, i'll bet it gets hot in the summer
12:32-I see you're getting a head start on us.Your efforts are futile because we never ever learn.Nice try anyway.
Seems like the Eastern Shore is the only group of people that understand Obama's take-over of the United States...
50° in Alaska yesterday? Wtf
I heard mayor jimmy suckumbed to the polar vortex
You all go ahead and freeze.... 80 in Florida loving the wheather....very happy we left delmarva.
happy yall left too. I like the snow kills the bugs
Yep and I bet you believe that.... What a fool ... Snow doesn't kill bugs
Yeah okay einstein, loss of enzymatic function and eventual freezing due to low temperatures daily threatens the livelihood of insects during winter
Post a Comment