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She was found dead the next morning outside their building. The neighbors say she declined to come inside or seek shelter.

The chilly snap continues — and is getting worse — after at least 10 people were found dead outside in the cold over the last few days.

The last time the Hudson froze over was more than 200 years ago.

Transit services across the New York metro continue to deal with some weather-related impacts.

The people perished amid freezing temperatures since Saturday, City Hall said as authorities continue to investigate what caused their deaths.

Temperatures could stay below freezing at least through Monday.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said there were more than 400,000 logins by 9:15 a.m. Monday.

With streets mostly plowed and schools set to reopen, city officials are warning New Yorkers to stay cautious as wind chills plunge and ice remains.

The circumstances were under investigation, but Mayor Mamdani noted that for the unhoused, the intense cold can be fatal.

The closure will affect 1,100 of the city's schools. High schools and 6-12 schools were already scheduled to be off.