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NEW YORK (WABC) -- Brutal cold continues across New York City and the Tri-State area, with bone-chilling wind chills dipping as low as 5 to 10 degrees below zero in some spots.
Cold weather advisories remain in effect, with frostbite possible on exposed skin in as little as 30 minutes.
While daytime temperatures may briefly approach the freezing mark this week, strong winds are making it feel far colder.
Black ice, flurries, and another potential blast of Arctic cold heading into next weekend mean winter hazards are far from over.
Bundle up, limit time outdoors, and stay weather-aware.
This map shows all 311 heat complaints made during the winter storm and below-freezing temperatures between Friday and Tuesday.
Of the 15,000+ 311 complaints filed due to a lack of heat, more than two thirds are still open and being investigated.
About 5,000 of the total number of heat complaints also include a lack of hot water.
Due to the extreme cold warming spaces and buses will open in every borough of New York City to anyone in need.
Click here to find a list through 311 or see the list below:
Warming Spaces
All locations below have warm spaces and food.
H+H Clinic - Gotham Cumberland
100 North Portland Avenue
Open 7PM-7AM
H+H Clinic - Gotham East New York
2094 Pitkin Avenue
Open 7PM-7AM
Kings County Hospital
451 Clarkson Ave
Open 24/7
South Brooklyn Hospital
2601 Ocean Parkway
Open 24/7
Warming Buses
Warming vehicles are parked outside the following locations:
16 Bedford Place
Open 24/7
Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue Subway Station
Location
Open 10 PM-5AM
Flatbush Avenue - Brooklyn College Subway Station
Location
Open 10 PM-5AM
Woodhull Hospital
760 Broadway
Bus is directly outside Emergency Room on Flushing Avenue. Open 7 PM-7AM.
Warming Spaces
All locations below have warm spaces and food.
Bellevue Hospital
462 1st Ave
Open 24/7
H+H Clinic - Gotham Gouverneur
227 Madison Street
Open 7PM-7AM
Harlem Hospital
506 Lenox Avenue
Open 24/7
Warming Buses
Warming vehicles are parked outside the following locations:
Inwood-207 Street Subway Station
Open 10 PM-5AM
Jackie Kennedy High School
120 West 46th Street
Open 24/7
Mainchance Drop-In Center
120 East 32nd Street
Open 24/7
Metropolitan Hospital
1901 First Avenue
Bus is directly in front of building at 97th Street and 1st Avenue. Open 7PM-7AM
Olivieri Drop-In Center
257 West 30th Street
Open 24/7
Paul's Place Drop-In Center
114 West 14th Street
Open 24/7
Penn Station
Open 10 PM-5AM
South Ferry
Whitehall and Stone Streets
Open 24/7
South Ferry Subway Station
Open 10 PM-5AM
Warming Spaces
All locations below have warm spaces and food.
H+H Clinic - Gotham Belvis
545 East 142nd Street
Open 7PM-7AM
H+H Clinic - Gotham Morrisania
1225 Gerard Avenue
Open 7PM-7AM
Warming Buses
Warming vehicles are parked outside the following locations:
Dewitt Clinton High School
100 Moshulu Parkway
Open 24/7
Jacobi Hospital
1400 Pelham Parkway South
Bus is in front of building #6. Open 7PM-7 AM.
Lincoln Hospital
234 East 149th Street
Open 24/7
North Central Bronx Hospital
3424 Kossuth Avenue
Bus is in front of main entrance. Open 7PM-7AM.
Warming Spaces
All locations below have warm spaces and food.
Elmhurst Hospital
79-01 Broadway
Open 24/7
H+H Clinic - Gotham Roosevelt
37-50 72nd Street
Open 7PM-7AM
Queens Hospital
82-68 164th Street
Open 24/7
Warming Buses
Warming vehicles are parked outside the following locations:
Queens Drop-In Center
100-32 Atlantic Avenue
Open 24/7
Union Hall Drop-In Center
92-32 Union Hall Street
Open 24/7
Warming Spaces
All locations below have warm spaces and food.
H+H Clinic - Gotham Vanderbilt
165 Vanderbilt Avenue
Open 7PM-7AM
Project Hospitality
150 Richmond Terrace
A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for much of the area until 10 a.m. Thursday.
The National Weather Service warns of wind chills as low as -10 degrees for portions of northeast New Jersey and southeast New York.
The NWS says to use caution while traveling or spending time outside.
Mayor Mamdani said Wednesday that officials suspect about 7 of the 10 weather-related deaths in the city were a result of hypothermia.
He said about six were known to Department of Homeless Services.
Officials are still waiting for the medical examiner to determine the causes of death.
Since Tuesday night, the city has made about 30 additional placements of homeless people.
Mamdani said he went to Bellevue Hospital warming center and then joined outreach workers on their shifts.
He met an older man that told him he lived in an apartment on the Upper East Side for decades.
His wife died and he could not bear to live in the building. He is now homeless, finding shelter in Bellevue hospital.
