Record-low temperatures across Long Island
Temperatures Tuesday were the lowest they've been in decades, thanks to what is being called a Polar Vortex. Forecasters say overnight temperatures are expected to be in the single digits. News
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Jan 8, 2014, 9:30 AM
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Temperatures Tuesday were the lowest they've been in decades, thanks to what is being called a Polar Vortex.
Forecasters say overnight temperatures are expected to be in the single digits.
News 12 meteorologists say Wednesday's high temperatures will only reach the mid-20s.
The cold snap is not expected to end until the weekend.
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