Brutal cold seizes northeast U.S., shattering record lows

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Brutal cold seizes northeast U.S., shattering record lows
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High winds and low temperatures created dangerous conditions and caused the death of an infant in Massachusetts.

The arctic blast flowing into the United States from eastern Canada brought record lows to Albany, New York; Augusta, Maine; Rochester, New York; and Worcester, Massachusetts, among other places, the NWS said.

Several cities took emergency measures to aid residents, including opening warming centers and conducting outreach to ensure homeless people were sheltered from the brutal cold. "They started going out early this week to warn people that the weather was going to be very extreme," she said. "The goal last night was just to keep people alive and safe."

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