Ice tsunami in the United States and Canada | This is …

An ice tsunami has occurred at the Canada-US border, with a thick layer of ice on Lake Erie. The winds reached 119 kilometers at the time, which, combined with very low temperatures, formed blocks of ice that crossed the coast and reached the Niagara River. The North American Meteorological Service described the phenomenon as "particularly dangerous" when the wind carried ice blocks against the coast.

Several sections of road had to be closed, while those who crossed the region took the opportunity to take pictures published on social networks. The stacked ice blocks reached nine meters in height, while the wind was shedding light trees and cables.

Due to traffic restrictions, school activities have been suspended. Border people say it's the first time they see something like this.