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The National Weather Service in Binghamton is warning about potentially dangerous cold for the region January 29.

Cold temperatures continue to be a concern for much of the Twin Tiers through at least midday January 11 while a blast of lsnow has coated some roadways.

The dangerously cold wind chill that’s been plaguing a good portion of the country is making its presence known in the Twin Tiers.

Road conditions have been improving following heavy snow that started January 19 and continued January 20 but now a big freeze is underway.

Residents are reminded to guard against exposure by covering noses, ears, fingers and heads and also check on the elderly.

The National Weather Service advises that the bitterly cold wind chill temperatures will not let up until the start of the new week.

The entire region continues to shiver under potentially dangerous wind chills.

The National Weather Service is cautioning residents to cover all skin and limit time spent outdoors due to dangerously cold wind chills.

The National Weather Service is issuing a Wind Chill Warning for 4 a.m. February 13 through 1 p.m. February 14.