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Ice forms on the shores of New York’s East River due to unusually low temperatures caused by the so-called polar vortex.![Waiting for the Bus]()
On Monday, a person walks past a snow-covered bus shelter in Chicago.![View from the Top]()
An aerial view of the city of Chicago.![Frozen Skyline]()
The Chicago skyline is seen behind a large chunk of ice near North Avenue Beach.![Across the Water]()
The Chicago skyline and a freezing Lake Michigan are seen from the Museum Campus in Chicago.![Icicle Abe]()
Snow covers an Abraham Lincoln statue in Hackley Park in Muskegon, Michigan.![Frozen Waterfall]()
An exterior waterfall that froze overnight is seen at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.![Opera of Ice]()
Sunlight streams through the windows of the Waterman Opera House, Nebraska.![Can't Sit Here]()
A city bench and other structures are covered in a thick layer of ice in Plattsmouth, Nebraska.![Ice Bike]()
A snow encrusted bicycle with wind chills nearing minus 30 Fahrenheit in downtown Chicago.![Frozen Fountain]()
St. Simon's on the Sound Episcopal Church's fountains is frozen over in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.Icy images of America’s 'big freeze'
Here are the best bone-chilling shots of this week’s winter storm as it left its icy grip on many of the nation's top tourist haunts.
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- Icy images of America’s 'big freeze'
