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Published: 2012-01-21 23:21:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 296; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 0
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A blackberry branch encased in ice after a storm. Everything in the yard was covered in a sheath of ice, tiny branches less than 1/8 inch in diameter would have an inch of ice around them.Related content
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You could say ...that looks pretty-cold......Hope its a lot warmer for you...
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Yeah, low 40's now and raining like hell... so normal.
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haha, sounds much like here,...
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Yes well about the same latitude aren't we?
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I don't know, I know we get the same weather as Michigan, BUT
your west of America arnt you
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Washinton State on the Pacific ocean, about 30 miles southeast of Seattle.
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wow Just looked on the map, This world still amazes me when I look at it,
You have the same weather as up north in Scotland...our climate gets warmer the lowe you are in England, I am mid south, south East, so pretty much wet and cold, with a little bit of sunshine
in the summer, I can't even imagine how big this world is, but all I can say is thanks god fo the internet,we would of missed out on so many amazing places, and some amazing people....
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Oh my good. It was all like that in my area too. I'll have go to school tomorrow though...
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Ah such is life, back to normal eventually
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It was pretty wild for sure, and as always there are more on Facebook.
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lol. I saw. That was insane! I can't even imagine that much ice! lol
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i answered in the wrong frikkin' box as usual... i was referring to the fb link you sent!
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man that's awesome... from where i'm sitting, i guess you don't need it though.
and i thought having to scrape a little ice from the car windscreen in the morning here was bad, lol.
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It was fun to take pictures of while it lasted. Wish I had spent more time on them but it was usually raining ice out there and you didn't dare venture under any trees as limbs were falling constantly.
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Wow - that's incredible! Obviously I've never seen anything like that in my life! Could have been a What The Heck for us Aussies, but I guess most of you up there would know.
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This is rare even for here. It takes some odd weather for it to happen.
Have to have one system that brings in real cold air that gets temps below freezing and usually snow, then a warmer system with lots of moisture moves in fast so they collide and the warmer one drops it's moisture in the form of rain but by the time it hits the ground it either has frozen (freezing rain) or it instantly freezes when hitting anything because everything is already so cold. Basically everything gets coated in layers of ice which brings down branches, whole trees, power lines, cell towers, whatever can't hold up under the weight. I am thinking about setting up some sort of link for my dA friends (you) to be able to see some more pics.
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They were amazing! Thank you so much for the information and fantastic pictures. Quite an education for me. Particularly that last one
And here? Tomorrow it's going to be 96.8°F and creeping up to 104°F by Friday ready for the children to go back to school after their long summer holidays just in time for the worst heat - as always.
The Australia Day massive fireworks display on Thursday evening will have that extreme heat. It's tranditional for people to go for a picnic lunch and secure their spots through the afternoon for the show. They'll be burned to crisp if they're not careful.
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You are welcome! Yes I can be quite scientific though I still have not aligned my Martzelvanes.
Yes isn't it amazing how such a slender piece of nature can expand like that?
Oh 96 deg. sounds lovely about now!
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Oh, your poor Martzelvanes - you really must attend to those as soon as!
I just Noted Mantha with a deviation from someone. Make sure she shows you 
Imagine going from your weather straight to ours? You'd melt! Better come by ship to acclimatise on the way
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HA! Yes it was very cool!
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Everything was encased like this, would go outside and listen to (and watch) tree branches snapping off then crashing to the ground and sometimes whole trees would come down. [link]
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i answered in the MsNeveperfect thread... oops
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What is up with you hijacking Misa's threads?
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dohhh.. *face palm* an accident man!... or was it
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I think it was a bit more than an "accident"
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