The polar vortex has brought bone-chilling temperatures to much of America, with some regions experiencing colder weather than even Arctic Greenland. This frigid air mass has led to record-breaking lows and widespread cold snaps, making even Mars seem relatively warm in comparison.
However, relief may be on the horizon for the coldest parts of the United States. Meteorologists are forecasting a significant warm-up of up to 90 degrees in some areas early next week. This temporary reprieve is expected to be short-lived, as another round of freezing temperatures is anticipated to return in the first week of March.
