Layers Of Rime Ice

Dale Kauzlaric

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Dale Kauzlaric

Rothschild, WI

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Layers Of Rime Ice

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Dale Kauzlaric

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Layers Of Rime Ice by Dale Kauzlaric -- We have had freezing fog and the conditions have been just right, where it has lasted on the trees for the last five days. I am sure most of you have heard of hoar frost, but if you have not, it is similar to dew and happens on cold and clear nights. But I learned something new this winter. The conditions were just right this winter for rime ice to form. It is when supercooled water drops (in liquid form) in the air come in contact with a surface below freezing. Those liquid water droplets then freeze on contact. The crystals can be quite long and look like shards of glass up close. The sun had not been out much in the last week and when it came out, I had to get out. Here is a farm field near Rib Mountain in Marathon County, Wisconsin, where there are layers of rime ice from the weeds in front to the horizon. -- dalekphotography.com

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