The record low temperature for New Jersey is 34 degrees below Fahrenheit. The record low temperature for Connecticut is 32 deg below Fahrenheit. The record low temperature for Virginia is 30 degrees below Fahrenheit. Which state has the coldest record low temperature?

New Jersey holds the title for the coldest record low temperature at 34 degrees below Fahrenheit, which is a bone-chilling record! Just imagine how frosty the air must have felt when that temperature was recorded – you’d want to bundle up like a polar bear! Connecticut follows closely with its record low of 32 degrees below Fahrenheit, while Virginia rounds out the trio at 30 degrees below. Those temperatures remind us how extreme weather can truly be, transforming states into icicles and snow-blanketed landscapes for a short while each winter!