Bone-Chilling Weather: Tonight and Thursday Will Be Frigid in Nyack and Piermont

The Hudson Valley will see temperatures drop to dangerously cold levels Wednesday night and Thursday, according to the National Weather Service, which calls the period the “ coldest air of the season.”

Much of the region faced light snow on Wednesday, but accumulations were not expected to exceed an inch or so.

Wednesday night, temperatures are expected to plummet into the single digits, which wind chills below zero. Thursday’s high is not expected to reach 20 degrees, and again the wind chill will drop those numbers even lower.

By Friday, the area could see a slight uptick in temperature, as the highs will likely reach the low 30s.

But Weather.com reports that while temperatures might climb a bit, they will not exceed freezing until Sunday.

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