CLEVELAND, Ohio — Northeast Ohio remains locked in a dangerous stretch of Arctic cold Friday, with temperatures staying well below normal and another frigid night ahead that could threaten additional record lows.

It looks like the Philly region will evade any snow generated by that coastal “bomb cyclone” during the weekend, but the disruptive snowpack on the ground continues to melt at a glacial pace. Maybe ever slower.

Weather Impact Alert Day: The Arctic air will arrive early Friday, sending temperatures plunging to near -10 degrees by morning. Wind chills could reach as low as -20 degrees, making even short exposure risky. Highs on Friday afternoon will remain in the single digits, keeping the region in a deep freeze.

Northeast Ohio remains in a deep freeze as Arctic air lingers into the weekend, with temperatures staying well below normal and only a slight warmup ahead.

Big Weather Alerts This Weekend 🚨 🥶 Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for the Florida Panhandle early Saturday morning. ❄️ Extreme Cold Warning goes into effect for the entire region Saturday afternoon as a powerful Arctic blast moves in.

The entire Susquehanna Valley is under a cold weather advisory as persistent arctic air lingers, bringing frigid temperatures and sub-zero wind chills

Dangerously cold weather remains locked in across Central Alabama this weekend, with Extreme Cold Warnings continuing through Sunday morning for much of the reg

Long-range weather models do show signs that chilly weather is possible during February, but does that mean another big freeze?

Care Beyond the Boulevard served nearly 100 people daily at emergency warming center during Kansas City's arctic cold snap weekend.

PENFIELD, N.Y. — As arctic temperatures continue to grip the area, some local businesses are struggling to attract customers. News10NBC’s Erin Mahon spoke with restaurant owners in Penfield about how the cold weather is affecting their operations.

Extreme cold, freeze warnings, and dangerous wind gusts are expected for Jacksonville, as detailed by News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner. Prepare for lows in the teens and 20s, wind chills in the single digits,