Detroit is One of the Coldest Cities

Brrr! Are you warmed up yet after the “Polar Vortex” that engulfed us last week?  In light of these recent events, this is a post about the country’s 20 coldest cities over time.  This is information from The Weather Channel’s article, “America’s 20 Coldest Major Cities” by Jon Erdman.  As you could have probably guessed, Detroit made the list!  Here are America’s 20 coldest big cities:

1. Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnestoa
2. Anchorage, Alaska
3. Madison, Wisconsin
4. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
5. Omaha, Nebraska
6. Chicago, Illinois
7. Lincoln, Nebraska
8. Rochester, New York
9. Buffalo, New York
10. Ft. Wayne, Indiana
11. Toledo, Ohio
12. Detroit, Michigan
13. Akron, Ohio
14. Cleveland, Ohio
15. Indianapolis, Indiana
16. Colorado Springs, Colorado
17. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
18. Denver, Colorado
19. Kansas City, Missouri
20. Boston, Massachusetts

When freezing temperatures hit, it is important to have a well maintained heating system.  That is one reason why it is so important to have annual furnace inspection.  Though it is already January, it is not too late…winter may still be another couple of months!  If your furnace does break in the midst of a deep freeze, please be aware that Flame will be there to assist you as soon as possible.  For more information, contact Flame!