Extreme Cold

Find out where to go for help and how to stay safe as the temperature gets dangerously low.

At the region's highest peak, Mount Washington, weekend temperatures may prove to be the coldest on record. The worst of the cold is expected Friday night into early Saturday when a combination of low temperatures (-45 to -50 degrees) and extreme winds (80-100 mph) may cause the summit to feel like -100 to -101 degrees Fahrenheit.

The National Weather Service says wind chills could be “once in a generation” cold Friday and Saturday. Officials shared tips on how to stay safe and where to go for help as temperatures plummet.

Some light snow showers may occur Monday night, and temperatures are expected to warm by the end of the week.

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