Cities across US experience record lows as arctic blast brings snow and ice.
The cold weather and dangerous road conditions are responsible for at least one death in the state. On Monday morning, an 8-year-old girl was killed and three other people injured in a head-on collision south of Kansas City. The driver of a pickup truck lost control on an icy highway and crossed into the center line, authorities said.Gene J. Puskar / AP
Three more people were killed due to poor driving conditions in Michigan. A 57-year-old man and two women, ages 64 and 81, died in a two-car crash outside of Lansing on Monday morning, the Eaton County Sheriff's Office said. In Illinois, the National Weather Service said record temperatures were recorded in Chicago and Rockford when temps dipped to 7 degrees and 3 degrees, respectively. According to
, Monday became the snowiest Nov. 11 on record in the city when just over three inches fell at O'Hare International Airport. More than 500 incoming and outgoing flights were delayed or canceled Tuesday, according to the tracking site
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