US-Canada Border Niagara Fall Frozen
Niagara Falls has frozen over as extreme winter weather continues across the East Coast - and it is going to get even colder
By Chris Spargo For Dailymail.com 17:11 18 Feb 2015, updated 18:08 18 Feb 2015
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Niagara Falls has frozen over as extreme winter weather continues across the East Coast - and it is going to get even colder
By Chris Spargo For Dailymail.com 17:11 18 Feb 2015, updated 18:08 18 Feb 2015
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- Niagara Falls has frozen over due to below freezing temperatures
- It will likely stay frozen too as temperatures are expected to get even colder on Thursday
- Almost the entire East Coast, including some parts of Florida, will experience below freezing temperatures on Thursday night
Extreme winter weather has been causing problems for millions across the East Coast, but it has also made for some beautiful sights.Among those beautiful sights is Niagara Falls, which has now frozen over due to temperatures which dropped to 16F on Wednesday.And it looks like the popular tourist destination may stay frozen, as temperatures are expected to drop even lower come Thursday.Scroll down for video
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Niagara Falls has frozen over due to temperatures which dropped to 16F on Wednesday
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The popular tourist destination will stay frozen for some time because temperatures are expected to drop even more come Thursday
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'The attention the Falls is receiving is bringing a crowd to view them in their majestic, winter splendor!' said Michelle Blackley, communications & community relations manager for the Falls
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Yet another arctic blast is set to strike the central and eastern United States on Wednesday evening, bringing sub-zero temperatures to many parts
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Almost the entire East Coast, including parts of Florida, will reach below freezing temperatures on Thursday night
'The attention the Falls is receiving is bringing a crowd to view them in their majestic, winter splendor!' Michelle Blackley, communications & community relations manager for the Falls,toldUSA Today. Yet another arctic blast is set to strike the central and eastern United States on Wednesday evening, bringing sub-zero temperatures to many parts.Them things are going to get even colder. In fact, almost the entire East Coast, including parts of Florida, will reach below freezing temperatures on Thursday night.In New York City, temperatures will stay in the teens all day Thursday and by nightfall will be in the single digits and possibly even below 0, making it the coldest it has gotten in the city during this already brutal winter.The cold weather will also bring with it high winds, this time some reaching 40 mph in areas.
