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With New Jersey still in the deep freeze, thanks to a "Polar Vortex" bringing in record-breaking cold, it seems a growing number of Garden State residents are getting sick.

New Jersey woke up on Tuesday to the coldest weather in 20 years.

A polar vortex sitting over New Jersey is causing record-breaking cold – and record demand for power.

Crews have made progress in repairing downed wires near Trenton that are still causing some delays" on the Northeast Corridor for Amtrak riders.

The temperatures have plummeted in New Jersey and service calls to AAA Mid-Atlantic have skyrocketed.

The "Polar Vortex" is expected to keep temperatures in the state at frigid levels through Tuesday and into Wednesday.

New Jerseyans chilled by Monday night and Tuesday morning's extreme cold weather just need a little perspective, according to one expert who says these temperatures only come around every 20 years at least.

Today's bitter cold conditions, made even worse by gusty winds, have prompted a number of New Jersey towns and counties to declare a Code Blue.

With record cold expected Tuesday morning for New Jersey many districts are delaying the opening of school. The full list is a click away.

Don't be fooled by Monday's warming trend. The "Polar Vortex" will bring New Jersey bitter cold temperatures.