Cold Blast to end the year

Published: Wednesday, December 31, 2025 at 1:12 am

Cold Snap to Usher in the New Year

A significant cold front has swept across the region, ushering in a period of unseasonably cold weather that will persist through the New Year. Residents can anticipate a dramatic shift in temperatures, with conditions expected to be the coldest experienced since last January.

Wednesday morning will see temperatures plummet into the 40s, a stark contrast to recent weather patterns. A brisk breeze will further exacerbate the chill, making it feel significantly colder than the actual air temperature. Daytime conditions will be crisp and cold, though bright sunshine is expected.

This cold weather pattern is expected to remain in place through the week, with temperatures continuing below average. A warming trend is anticipated to begin over the weekend as high pressure moves east of Florida.

Holiday celebrations will require extra layers. New Year's Eve will see temperatures near 50 degrees at midnight. The start of 2026 will bring more low to mid-40s. New Year's Day is forecast to be sunny and dry, with daytime highs reaching the upper 60s. While the cold will be noticeable, temperatures are not expected to break any records.

BNN's Perspective: While this cold snap will undoubtedly be a shock to the system for many, it's a reminder of the dynamic nature of weather. It's a good opportunity to appreciate the changing seasons and prepare for the fluctuations in temperature.

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