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'Code Blue' Weather Emergency In Effect For Morris County
A Code Blue declaration is issued when freezing weather poses a serious threat to those who are without shelter.
MORRIS COUNTY, NJ — A Code Blue Weather Emergency is in effect for Morris County for tomorrow night, county officials announced Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures are anticipated to drop into the low 30s on Wednesday night. Lows of 24 degrees overnight will be reached for the remainder of this week.
In Morris County, a Code Blue declaration is issued when dangerously cold weather threatens individuals or families without shelter. The county provides short-term sheltering in clean, safe locations during the declaration.
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