From New York to New Orleans to Miami, here are the U.S. cities that held the coldest Super Bowls in NFL history.

On Jan. 22, 2000, 25 years ago, an ice storm was shifting into high gear in the Southeast. By the following day, Atlanta was one of the hardest hit metro areas. The city's hilly, winding roads were left either impassable or blocked by downed trees or limbs, some of which fell on homes, others on power lines.