Curving ice beautiful, dangerous

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The warm temperatures during the day at times, combined with strong night freezes and large amounts of snow on roofs, have created some of natures prettiest sites this winter. Ice hanging from a house can be beautiful, but it can be dangerous too. Curving ice sheets like this can weigh hundreds of pounds and when they finally break away they can hurt people and animals.

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