Big Apple frozen to the core

New York City woke up shivering this morning as temperatures across the north eastern United States plunged to record lows.

Big Apple frozen to the core
Fri, 16 Jan, 2004 - 17:09

New York City woke up shivering this morning as temperatures across the north eastern United States plunged to record lows.

It was an icy minus 17C in the Big Apple overnight and a blast of stinging Arctic air made it feel even colder.

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