The colder day after yesterday’s warm temperature caused some icicles to form again.
Beach Icicles
Picture of the Day for December 4, 2023
The melting snow and ice on top of the old dock ramp posts have created hundreds of little icicles that look like rows of monster teeth.
Icy Teeth
Picture of the Day for December 29, 2022
A second day above freezing temperatures helped to shake loose most of the snow off the tree limbs and a lot of the icicles on the roof line began to fall off.
Icicles Falling
Picture of the Day for November 12, 2022
The precipitation that fell yesterday was a light drizzle and mist, but since the temperature was below freezing, my car was coated with ice when I left work. Even this morning, there were small icicles hanging from my roof, but at least they weren’t big as these.
Big Icicles
Picture of the Day for March 7, 2022
Although the temperature stayed below freezing, the sun was strong enough to cause some melting and some of the icicles grew in length before breaking off. The two foot icicles I saw today are tiny compared to the huge icicles by the ice caves on Lake Superior. If you look closely, you can spot a person dressed in black under the ice formations near the center of the photo so the icicles are a tad longer than two feet.
Large Icicles
Picture of the Day for February 3, 2022
Today was another frigid February day with below zero temperatures, but the sunshine and calm winds lessened winter’s bite.
Frigid February Bite
Picture of the Day for January 20, 2022
Another sunny day that started and ended with very cold temperatures and without reaching zero during the afternoon so these icicles were not in danger of melting today even in the sunshine.
Frozen Day
Picture of the Day for February 27, 2021
The temperature finally reached the 40 degree mark which caused more melting of the snow and ice off my roof, but none of the icicles were as huge as these on the rock cliffs along the shore of Lake Superior.
Large Icicles on Lake Shore
Picture of the Day for February 13, 2020
The teeth of the cold arctic air had a strong bite today with the temperatures remaining below zero and a wind chill down to -35 early this morning.
Winter Frigid Bite
Picture of the Day for December 18, 2019
The overnight temperature below zero helped create ice faster and these cold icicles can be pretty with a monster teeth look to them.
Cold Icicles
