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Tomorrow, Chicago will experience what could be the coldest temperature on record as the city endures colder temperatures than Mount Everest or the Arctic. A deep, bone-chilling freeze has gripped the midwest this week as the polar vortex wanders south.
It is estimated that 250 million (77 percent) people living in the continental United States will experience temperatures below freezing this week and 90 million will experience temperatures below zero degrees Fahrenheit.
As the polar vortex triggers extremely cold temperatures in the continental United States, Chicago will experience near record cold temperatures tomorrow with a high of -12℉. It will be colder than Mount Everest (high of -8℉), Nuuk, Greenland (high of 14℉), North Pole, Alaska (high of 10℉), and Barrow, Alaska the northernmost point in the United States (high of -8℉).
https://www.forbes.com/sites/trevorn.../#6830dc8d5f5d
It is estimated that 250 million (77 percent) people living in the continental United States will experience temperatures below freezing this week and 90 million will experience temperatures below zero degrees Fahrenheit.
As the polar vortex triggers extremely cold temperatures in the continental United States, Chicago will experience near record cold temperatures tomorrow with a high of -12℉. It will be colder than Mount Everest (high of -8℉), Nuuk, Greenland (high of 14℉), North Pole, Alaska (high of 10℉), and Barrow, Alaska the northernmost point in the United States (high of -8℉).
https://www.forbes.com/sites/trevorn.../#6830dc8d5f5d
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