VICEのインスタグラム(vice) - 2月1日 03時35分

A polar vortex swept through the Midwest this week, bringing with it historic low temperatures in some areas. ❄️ Chicago, which was particularly hard-hit, dropped below -20 degrees Fahrenheit on Thursday, with wind chill bringing temperatures down into the blistering -40s. ? It's so cold that train tracks are being set on fire to make them usable. ? It's so cold that the city is experiencing "frost quakes," which is when underground water freezes and expands, leading to what sounds like small explosions. ? It's so cold that area noodle enthusiast James David says his bowl of spaghetti transformed into this surrealist sculpture in 60 seconds after he brought it onto the balcony of his apartment. ? See more wild photos of the polar vortex at our link in bio, and stay safe out there. ?: James David (@lowlevelcoffeeboy)

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