MDE: Fish Kill Caused By Cold Stress - Baltimore News Story - WBAL Baltimore

KENT ISLAND, Md. -- The Maryland Department of the Environment said that tens of thousands of small fish have died in the Chesapeake Bay due to the stress of the cold water.

CBC News - North - 'Double whammy' warms Nunavut

Serreze said the Arctic sea ice is already close to a record low for this time of year, and warned that similar conditions could be in store in later years.

"You may be seeing a little bit of a hint of what the future holds in store for you," he said.

Nunavut Has A Fever | Real Science

Nunavut is suffering from a frightening -34F (-37C) fever. But most of the rest of the planet has a chill.

Bitter cold grips Winnipeggers

A local meteorologist says it's going to get much colder.

"We're moving into that time of year, the third week of January is normally when the temperature bottoms out in Winnipeg and southern Manitoba," said Weather Expert, Jay Anderson.

Bottoming out at minus 30 plus a windchill and that's when it gets more dangerous and frost bite can happen under 10 minutes.