Nearby, the cold was hammering Solomon Woldedawid who works for Valet Park of America at the testing site.
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On Tuesday, he said, he stood for six hours in the open parking lot, starting at 6 a.m., directing drivers who wanted to get a good spot for testing that usually starts at 8 a.m. Wicks had every part of his body covered on Wednesday as he directed people who arrived to be tested for COVID-19. “(On Tuesday) it was really bad and it was the wind that really made it worse,” said Wicks, who directed traffic at the COVID-19 testing site at the New England Sports Center this week. “But as long as you have the good stuff on, like the Gore-Tex, you keep warm.” The rest of what for many is a three-day, holiday weekend is expected to be quite a bit warmer - although winter still has a ways to go.īorden Wicks, a Marlborough patrolman, came prepared. Today's regional high temperature is expected to be about 18 degrees, only marginally warmer than Tuesday. Friday and ending at noon today for Greater Boston. On Thursday, the National Weather Service issued a cold-weather advisory starting at 7 p.m. “If your hands or your ears or feet are exposed for up to 30 minutes, you will be at risk for frostbite, so we encourage people to make sure that if they have to be outside, to have proper headgear - gloves, hats, extra-thick socks and so on,” Attaway said. “And, of course, if you can stay inside, then stay inside.”
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