North America Record-Breaking Big Freeze Pics That Will Make You Feel Cold Just Looking At Them!


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Most of North America is under an extreme cold alert, with parts of Niagara Falls freezing solid!

This winter is breaking a low temperature record, icing landscapes everywhere. In parts of U.S. and Canada, temperatures are forecast to plunge as low as -40°, with wind chill making it feel even colder.

Millions of Americans are under blizzard warnings and states of emergency. Schools and offices were closed, hundreds of flights were canceled, and emergency workers in charge to help and rescue.

This record-breaking big freeze is causing kind of chaos, and it’s recommended to stay at home!

So, if you are safe and bored from watching Netflix online, and you want to see the most beautiful photos of this winter wonderland, here are some of the best ones, that will make you feel cold just looking at them!

 

1. Man Removes Snow In Front Of His Home In Erie, Pennsylvania

Reuters.com

 

2. Frozen Water Fountain In New York

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3. Justin Hartman Rides His Bicycle in Wall Township, N.J.

Ctvnews

 

4. Man Skis On A Street In Erie, Pennsylvania

Jack Hanrahan

 

5. Broken Ice Floating On The Hudson River, In Fort Lee, N.J.

Ctvnews.ca

 

6. Icicles Form on a Park Fountain in Savannah, GA

Steve Bisson

 

7. Freezing Temperatures in Chicago

Rexfeatures.com

 

8. Sheathed in the Deep Freeze, Washington

Instagram User

 

9. +50” Of Snow In 30 Hours In Erie, PA

Reddit

 

10. New York Covered In Snow

Instagram.com

 

11. Snowing a Lot in Erie, PA

Imgur.com

 

12. Buffalo Bills Fans Are The Strongest

Imgur.com

 

13. Frozen Lighthouse in St Joseph, Michigan

Brandon_erdman_photography

 

14. Pretty Cold in Alberta, CA

Deano

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  1. With an increase in clouds and fog, this increase the potential for some major ocean storms during the winter that may target Newfoundland with rain or snow.