NYC-area bitter cold continues
Quynh-Mi Le, left, waits for a bus on a New York street corner. (Jan. 24, 2011) Credit: AP
New York City area residents woke up to some bone-chilling temperatures.
National Weather Service meteorologist Tim Morrin says rush-hour temperatures ranged from around zero in White Plains and the Lower Hudson Valley to 6 degrees in Central Park.
A high of about 21 degrees is expected. The normal high is 38.
No major airport problems were reported.
Extra crews checked on rail signals and switches. De-icer and scraper trains combatted ice build-up on rails. Some subway trains had been stored underground.
More seasonal temperatures are returning on Tuesday — the mid-to high-30s.
Morrin says “a mixed bag of precipitation” is expected for Wednesday into Thursday.
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