It is an informal commemoration of the natural event on March 29, 1848, when ice blockages from Lake Erie caused Niagara Falls to run dry for approximately 30 hours.
Introduction
Get ready to witness a rare and fascinating event on March 29 – Niagara Falls Runs Dry Day! This day commemorates the time in 1848 when an ice jam caused the waterfall to temporarily stop flowing. While it may seem impossible for one of the world's most famous waterfalls to ever run dry, this historical event serves as a reminder of the power and unpredictable nature of nature. So mark your calendars and be a part of this unique experience that only happens once in a blue moon.



