The Falls and Winter
What about in the winter? Are you wondering what happens to the Falls during the coldest periods of the year when the temperatures fall below zero degrees Celsius? Well, to quench your anxiety… a part of the Fall does indeed freeze, but still, the flow never stops entirely amidst the freezing temperatures.
The Falls And Winter
In addition to freezing, there are also other times when the Falls display another magnificent feat of beauty and astonishment. During the winter, and different seasons as well, water flowing along the Niagara Falls turns into clouds of vapor. As you watch water going over, it turns into a pillar of clouds as it vanishes into the unknown below. It really is something!
Three Separate Falls Making One
Niagara Falls seems like one massive fall, but the reality is that three falls form the spectacular beauty you go to visit.
Three Separate Falls Making One
Though Niagara Falls belong to both Canada and the United States, two of the significant Falls belong to the United States only; the American Falls and the Bridal Veil Falls. The remaining Fall, which is also the largest part, is known as the Horseshoe Falls, which actually signals the border between both countries.
