Severe storms swell Iguazu falls to 10 times normal flow | AFP

The Iguazu waterfalls on the border between Brazil and Argentina have recorded 10 times their usual water volume after heavy rains lashed Parana state in southern Brazil. The water volume was the highest registered at the falls since June 2014, when the flow hit 47 million litres per second.
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[@ameliaramos5225]

For us this has been what has been happening along years..the normal behavior of the falls..either so much or so little water..immemorial happenings

[@jorgea.caro-melendez7107]

Beautiful, god fingers

[@tommajor1013]

a nice day to swimm

[@oindividuoquenaofazvideosm1382]

There are períod of years it happens nothing weird. Just a normal cycle.

[@ronall3104]

WOW!

[@ostihpem]

I will go to Iguazu next year. I want to have the highest possible water level. I know that in June/July its the lowest level. So I plan to go either March, October or November? Which is best? Is one of those months especially bad due to some circumstances?

[@golsshorts4266]

March is Storm Month

[@FallenLight0]

I don't know the answer, but I went there in the beginning of December it was amazing, and the water was very clean and white, here the water is dirty due to the heavy rain that brings sediments from the river.

[@andrecinelli]

nossa... estava de dar medo.

[@jamesbell8861]

NUTTY !!!!