Niagara Falls looks gorgeous in winter

The beauty of Niagara Falls is in full effect.

Very cold temperatures at Niagara Falls have caused ice, mist and snow to cover parts of the waterfall along the U.S.-Canada border.

Wednesday morning, it was 16 degrees (felt like 3 degrees) and mostly cloudy in Niagara Falls, N.Y., according to The Weather Channel.

"The attention the falls is receiving is bringing a crowd to view them in their majestic, winter splendor," said Michelle Blackley, communications & community relations manager for the falls.

However, Blackley said that since people can walk into the state park and view the falls, there is no way to accurately count an increase.

Photos: Frigid temps at Niagara Falls

A YouTube video posted on Feb. 16 of Horseshoe Falls in Ontario captured the partially frozen falls.

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