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Coldest Month On Record Freezes The Landscape At Greenwich Point Park

GREENWICH, Conn. -- Are you feeling frigid from the bone-chilling temperatures experienced in the past few weeks across Fairfield County? 

A group of walkers brave the chill at Greenwich Point Park.

A group of walkers brave the chill at Greenwich Point Park.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
The coastal waters are frozen at Greenwich Point Park.

The coastal waters are frozen at Greenwich Point Park.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A leaf-less tree cuts a stark contrast against the wintry sky, snow and icy water.

A leaf-less tree cuts a stark contrast against the wintry sky, snow and icy water.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A runner hits the trails at a chilly Greenwich Point Park.

A runner hits the trails at a chilly Greenwich Point Park.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Waiting for winter to end

Waiting for winter to end

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Greenwich Point Park is 147 acres of frozen wonderland.

Greenwich Point Park is 147 acres of frozen wonderland.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
The paths are clear but lined with lots of snow.

The paths are clear but lined with lots of snow.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Snow and ice cover the sandy beaches at Greenwich Point Park.

Snow and ice cover the sandy beaches at Greenwich Point Park.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A snow-covered dock has not seen a visitor in a while.

A snow-covered dock has not seen a visitor in a while.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A snowy trail

A snowy trail

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Boats are stored for winter

Boats are stored for winter

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A snowy path

A snowy path

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A lone runner

A lone runner

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A frozen landscape

A frozen landscape

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
The skyline of New York City can be seen in the distance from Greenwich Point Park.

The skyline of New York City can be seen in the distance from Greenwich Point Park.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Walkers hit the road, which is cleared of snow and safe for pedestrians.

Walkers hit the road, which is cleared of snow and safe for pedestrians.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Late afternoon at Greenwich Point Park

Late afternoon at Greenwich Point Park

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Bundled-up at the beach

Bundled-up at the beach

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Ice forms out at the lighthouse

Ice forms out at the lighthouse

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A few footsteps lead across the beach

A few footsteps lead across the beach

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

There's a a good reason for that. It wasn't just cold, and it wasn't just cold for February. The big chill across the area set a new record for the coldest average monthly temperature at the official record-keeping spot in Bridgeport, according to the National Weather Service. 

The average temperature for February 2015 at Bridgeport was 19.9 degrees. This broke the old record for the coldest average monthly temperature for February, set in 1978 with an average temperature of 24.1 degrees. 

This also broke the record for the all-time coldest average monthly temperature of 21.9 degrees set in January 2004. 

The frigid temperatures across Fairfield County, combined with heavy snowfall, left behind a frozen landscape. You may be sick of the snow in your driveway, but the pictures at Greenwich Point Park make a spectacular scene. 

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