Thousands Face Plummeting Sub-Freezing Weather This Weekend
Summary
Large parts of the Northeast and northern Appalachians are preparing for very cold weather over the weekend. The National Weather Service has issued freeze warnings and frost advisories, which could harm crops and plants. The cold temperatures are expected to continue into Sunday morning.Key Facts
- Freeze warnings and frost advisories are in effect for parts of the Northeast and northern Appalachians.
- Temperatures in some areas may drop into the upper 20s Fahrenheit, particularly in Maine, New York, New Hampshire, and Vermont.
- The low temperatures could damage crops and outdoor plants.
- The National Weather Service has advised people to protect sensitive plants from cold weather.
- Warnings are active in several counties, including Northwest Aroostook in Maine and Hamilton County in New York.
- Frost advisories are in effect for Northeast and Southeast Aroostook and other regions where temperatures might fall to the low 30s.
- The coldest temperatures are expected early Saturday morning and may persist into Sunday.
- Warnings and advisories could be extended based on weather changes.
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