ICE NEEDLES TAKE A MINNESOTA'S BEACH TO ERUPTION
APRIL 2013
Day 28
Eastern, Minnesota
The needles!
Minnesota Medicine Lake had a different type of eruption. No it wasn't a volcano, or a explosion. It was ice needles. Beach goers enjoyed the sun, after days of heavy snow storms. Rarely seen ice needles form when strong winds by a beach or body of water pushes thin ice from a cooler area to shore and warmer temps in at least the high 70's impact the shoreline and thus this causes the ice to splinter, Sounds complicated, but who needs science lessons to enjoy the rarity of such a beautiful natural action unfolding the eruptions right before your eyes.
As tourists of Medicine Lake, in Minnesota discovered. The glitter was all ice needles as it also made twinkling sounds as it formed it's eruption mounds. Although the needles will melt, Minnesota residents are in the line to expect more snow according to local forecasts by May o1, 2013. People enjoyed while it lasted, but that'll be soon ....all sewn up!
MARVELOUS!
I bet they can prick your finger, and
off to sleep you'll go.
Okay, I was just being funny.
:>)
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SEE THE VIDEO: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newsvideo/...



IR, thanks for the icy scoop! Ha