Extreme temperature in Niagara Falls causes it to turn into a winter wonderland

Niagara Falls is one destination where people wish to go in the winter season. Now Niagara Falls has turned into a spectacular, winter wonderland. It partially froze from Friday. As a deep freeze across the Midwest and East Coast has dropped temperatures, there was devastating on highways and there were cancellations of many New Year Eve's celebrations also. The frozen weather has made the tourist destination even more memorable and noteworthy for everyone.


The South Carolina has freezing rain coated the city’s landmark church steeples, while the fiercely cold weather has iced plans for scores of events in the Northeast from New Year’s Eve through New Year’s Day. A huge bind of the country is facing freezing cold as forecasters warn New Year’s revelers from Memphis to Maine to expect freezing conditions since Sunday. The continuous dangerous cold weather has sent advocates for the homeless scrambling to get people off the streets and to bring in an extra pair of beds for them. Visitors took to social media and shared some pictures of the frozen falls.

Authorities are warning people in New York City that it could be one of the coldest New Year’s Eve ball drops on record while in Boston the weather has damaged railway tracks, causing chaos for commuters. The animal attorney is pleading people to remember their pets and not to leave them outside.