Arctic Blast Hits the Northeast Region
By Nate Feldman
Despite warm weather in the mid-60s on Monday, the temperature dropped dramatically on Tuesday. Because of this, the early morning rainfall changed over to snow by mid-morning.
Many international students welcomed the first snowflakes of the season with fascination, especially those from warmer countries that get little if any kind of snow.
Although the precipitation was gone by the early afternoon, and there was sunshine as it got closer to evening, the temperatures were only in the 30s, leaving the area quite cold.
According to the weather reports, the temperatures are going to get as low as the teens perhaps overnight and will not get higher than the 30s tomorrow. Due to the cold weather, people will have to dress in warm clothing and be prepared to heat up their houses.
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