A severe cold spell is gripping New England, prompting cities to activate warming centers and residents to take precautions. Boston, Worcester, and other areas anticipate dangerously low temperatures, with forecasts suggesting lows in the single digits and wind chill values below zero. Officials urge residents to avoid unnecessary outdoor exposure, dress warmly in layers, and check on vulnerable neighbors. They also advise keeping indoor temperatures above 60 degrees, allowing warm air circulation, and taking measures to prevent frozen pipes.
A bitter cold stretch is moving into New England tonight, and cities are warning residents to prepare.will be activated as warming centers. Boston city officials warned the coldest temperatures are expected between midnight and 6 a.m.
Worcester will offer warming centers at the Worcester Public Library and Worcester Senior Center on Tuesday and Wednesday. Workers at Roto-Rooter expect to see an increase in emergency calls from property owners with pipes that burst.
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