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NYC weather: After coldest day of the season, warmer temps on the way

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The Bryant Park fountain froze amid dangerously cold temperatures on Monday. Photo Credit: Charles Eckert
The Bryant Park fountain froze amid dangerously cold temperatures on Monday.
The Bryant Park fountain froze amid dangerously cold temperatures on Monday. Photo Credit: NYPD

After the coldest day of the season, New Yorkers were still facing below-freezing temperatures Tuesday. 

The high temperature on Tuesday is expected to be about 29 degrees, but wind chill values will be between 0 and 10, the National Weather Service said. 

Monday’s high temperature topped out around 14 degrees, with wind chill values between minus 5 and minus 10, the agency said.

Warmer temperatures are in sight, with Wednesday reach about 45 degrees and Thursday topping out at about 51 degrees. There’s a 90 percent chance of rain Wednesday night and Thursday, the NWS said. 

Bundled-up people brave the cold as they walk along Sixth Avenue in Manhattan on Monday.
Bundled-up people brave the cold as they walk along Sixth Avenue in Manhattan on Monday. Photo Credit: Charles Eckert

Friday will be mostly sunny, but temperatures will dip back down into the 30s.