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(CBS 58) -- The Polar Vortex which sent chills across the U.S. had one upside: lower gas prices.
Analysts say sub-zero temperatures dented demand, triggering the drop in prices.
According to AAA, the nation's average for regular gasoline edged closer to $2.25 on Monday. In Milwaukee, drivers will pay an average of $2.09.
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