This is the second time in a winter! Yesterday, icy temperatures turned the millions of gallons of water that normally flow over the Niagara Falls every minute into ice. Here are some pictures!
- Amazing image of frozen Niagara Falls on March 3 2014
For the second time in this Northeastern United States and Canada’s frigid winter, the Niagara falls has come to an icy halt.
Can you imagine? The six million cubic feet of water that typically flow over the falls every minute have frozen over.
The flow of water over the falls typically can withstand icy temperatures like those that have frozen much of the country this winter, but Monday’s high of 9 degrees Fahrenheit brought Niagara Falls to a standstill.
And photographers were there to snap some stunning images of the frozen waterfall.
More pictures here.
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I wonder if they were actually completely frozen, but only for a few hours? I’d assumed that it just looked frozen but still had flow underneath the ice. But maybe at one point, when it was coldest, the flow indeed fully stopped, but only until the water behind it could rise enough to break through again? I guess what would happen is, where the water falls through the air it chills on the way, freezing the “front” of the river — and meanwhile the rest of the water is slowly backing up upriver.
Hi. The falls weren’t completely frozen, only the upper side of them!