Niagara Falls covered in ice
Extreme cold from the polar vortex
Due to abnormally low temperatures, Niagara Falls is almost entirely covered in ice and frost. Extreme cold caused by a polar vortex and winter storm has led to the formation of thick layers of colored ice, turning the waterfall into a spectacular sight. Water continues to flow beneath the ice, but the edges and surrounding rocks have turned into ice sculptures. Niagara's tourism industry reports increased interest in the "frozen" views. This phenomenon attracts visitors who should observe this unique event from a safe distance.
Summary:
Niagara Falls is covered in ice due to extreme cold, but water beneath the ice is still flowing; tourists are showing increased interest in the "frozen" sights.
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- Source: https://t.me/newsby_btrc/186231
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