Niagara Falls, NY – IN PHOTOS: Polar Vortex Freezes Niagara Falls

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    Ice and ice flows on the Canadian and US water falls at Niagara Falls, in the State of New York, USA, on 09 January 2014 following the recent cold weather that has moved across the United States midwest and northeast.  EPA/RICK WARNENiagara Falls, NY– It really happened this time.

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    The photographs of frozen rivers and lakes hit hard by the Polar Vortex spread rapidly over the last few days of freezing temperatures. Everything ranging from the Hudson River to Midwest lighthouses were frozen and photographed, including Niagara Falls – just make sure you’re looking at the right picture.

    As reported by The Atlantic (http://bit.ly/1ksq4AD) in the time between when people thought Niagara Falls was going to freeze and when there was actual evidence that it had, a fake photo started to spread through social media.

    As the fake photo made its way around social media sites, Niagara Falls actually was freezing, as photographs yesterday from EPA and Reuters shows.

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    10 years ago

    The American falls freeze almost every year. The Canadian falls didn’t freeze (and haven’t since 1911).

    These are nice photos, but this is not news.

    Sociologist
    Sociologist
    10 years ago

    Is this what Hell will look like when it freezes over?

    Moose
    Moose
    10 years ago

    To #3
    Why do you make such nasty comments?

    10 years ago

    Global warming, right? I thought #2 was funny, some of you need to lighten up

    ohshutupalready
    ohshutupalready
    10 years ago

    Your all a bunch of losers reading these comment and letting them have an impact on your life

    5TResident
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    5TResident
    10 years ago

    The Falls froze in the 1800’s too, I think.