Brutal cold spell sets record lows across the US
Bitter cold continues to blanket the northern United States and Canada as forecasters warn that the deep freeze will continue into the start of 2018, APA reports quoting BBC.
International Falls in the US state of Minnesota - the self-proclaimed "Icebox of the Nation" - saw temperatures drop to -37F (-38.3C).
New Hampshire's Mount Washington, home of the "worst weather in the world", set a new low record at -34F (-36.6C).
Parts of Canada are colder than the North Pole or Mars, officials say.
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