Nasty! That is how one can describe the bone-chilling temperatures in our region.
An extreme cold warning has been issued with an overnight temperature ranging from -35 to -38.
Ian Khan of Environment Canada tells us people should prepare for the severe temperatures.
He says they are advising people to do everything they can to stay warm and if outdoor activities are essential to make sure as little skin as possible is exposed.
Tomorrow will also be bitterly cold and it will start to warm up overnight Thursday into Friday.
The bitter cold is impacting areas of Southern New Brunswick from Moncton to St. Stephen.
