NEW YORK — New York City on Saturday is no longer under Code Blue, but officials continue to warn about the frigid temperatures and urge caution when going outside.
Code Blue is in effect when temperatures drop to 32 degrees or below between 4 p.m. and 8 a.m. That was certainly the case overnight Friday.
Saturday morning, New Yorkers were bundled up as they walked through the bitter cold.
“You know what, it’s supposed to be like this. It’s the winter in New York City. Let’s go,” one woman said.
“I’m a New Yorker. It’s like regular for us,” another woman said.
New Jersey is also dealing with cold temperatures on top of snow that froze overnight.
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The National Weather Service issued warnings for the area to proceed with extra caution while outside.
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