El vórtice polar congela Estados Unidos
Las temperaturas han marcado récords en Estados Unidos y en Chicago, con el lago Michigan congelado, han llegado a los 50 grados bajo cero.
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La gente espera aterida de frío el autobús en el East Side de Manhattan.
07.01.2014People line up for a bus on East 86th Street on the east side of Manhattan January 7, 2014 in New York as frigid weather grips the northeast. A blast of bone-chilling cold snarled air travel, closed schools and prompted calls for people to stay inside in the United States and Canada, as temperatures plunged to lows not seen in two decades. Superlatives of cold-talk abounded, even in midwestern states used to chest-high snow and bitter cold, as the National Weather Service said the deep freeze was making its way east. AFP PHOTO/Stan HONDAAFP PHOTO/Stan HONDA -
El temporal ha obligado a los neoyorquinos a abrigarse más que de costumbre.
07.01.2014NEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 07: A man bundles up against the cold on the morning of January 7, 2014 in New York, United States. A polar vortex has descended on much of North America, coming down from the Arctic, bringing record freezing temperatures across much of the country. Andrew Burton/Getty Images/AFPAndrew Burton/Getty Images/AFP -
Las pantallas del aeropuerto Logan de Boston muestran los vuelos cancelados o retrasados por la ola de frío.
07.01.2014BOSTON, MA - JANUARY 7: Flight boards show JetBlue cancellations in Terminal C at Logan International Airport January 7, 2014 in Boston, Massachusetts. On Monday JetBlue canceled nearly all operations into Boston's Logan, as well as New York's John F. Kennedy International and LaGuardia, and New Liberty International in New Jersey, blaming a weekend of bad weather, and new Federal Aviation Administration rules on pilot duty times. Darren McCollester/Getty Images/AFPDarren McCollester/Getty Images/AFP
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