Central Park And Harlem Breaks Record Low

central-park-kids-1Central Park was 5 degrees Tuesday morning, the coldest it’s been on a Jan. 7 since 1896, according to NBC New York reports Business Insider.com.

This blast of frigid air comes after Central Park reached a high temperature of 55 degrees on Monday.

The coldest temperature ever recorded at Central Park was -15 degrees on Feb. 9, 1934.

Area of Harlem, LaGuardia, Newark and John F. Kennedy airports also hit record low temperatures Tuesday. Newark airport dipped to 4 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

A “polar vortex,” which typically occurs at the North Pole, has brought some of the coldest weather the U.S. has seen in decades.

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Temperatures in the Midwest dove as low as 59 degrees below zero with windchill.

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