“2 hearts in the snow were created when a car backed up to pull out of a parking spot.”
“The way the snow settled on this lamp post”
“A mighty crown of ice formed in my bucket of rainwater.”
"Fuzzy ice crystal caterpillars"
“It didn’t snow, but it’s so cold [in Reno, Nevada] that the trees crystallized.”
“The snow on this patio table looks like a pastry pie.”
“Ice balls formed around the grass at a truck stop in Nebraska — 45 degrees and sunny outside.”
"An icicle shaped like a hummingbird"
“This ice formation I found on my walk today”
“Came out of work to this interesting ice formation on my car.”
“This ornament burst and left an ice version hanging in its place.”
“A perfect snowflake landed on me after work.”
“The way these ice crystals formed underwater”
“This ice formation was created as the river level dropped.”
“The snow on our lawn after light drizzles all day”
“The snow on the hood of these cars melted to show the outline of their engines, Denver, CO.”
“Large ice crystals in Switzerland”
“Snow had just the right conditions so that it rolled up like a carpet.”
“The snow slid off the roof halfway before freezing again, creating horizontal icicles.”
“The ice in my Evian water looks like the French Alps.”
“The way this ice has formed looks like a tiny forest.”
“Snow, then rain, made a cobblestone effect on the asphalt driveway.”
“The melting snow on this chair looks like a tree.”
“The snow has settled only on the outline of the bricks on my friend’s driveway.”
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