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Ice Storm

A heavy snow storm hit the forest with all its might and destroyed some trees

tree branches frozen in the ice

knospender Zweig im Winter umhüllt von Eis

Winter view of a willow tree, branches covered with frost, blue clear sky in the background. On the right is an open field.

Ice on tree branches in winter. Shallow DOF. Monochrome, toned image.

Ice coated branches after freezing rain on a winter day in Estonia, Northern Europe

Winter christmas background - snow falling on birch tree branches.

Tree branches after morning frost against the background of fog.

Snowy branches enclosed in ice during an ice storm, Evansville, IN

Close-up of ice-covered birch branch after a winter ice storm. Effect of atmospheric icing.

Vegetation is frozen solid after an intense ice storm.

Selective focus of frozen birch catkins covered with ice. Russia, winter

Morning winter weather in Northern Virginia.

Freezing Rain, Icing Hazards. Frozen tree branch in winter city. Icy tree branches close-up. Icing, frozen bushes. Selective focus, bokeh.

Winter Season with trees covered with snow in public park morning

Birch branches in ice in gray-white tones

Trees near Waldek, Saskatchewan, in winter. The image in from old black and white film in 1973.

Tree branches in the frozen rain with ice

Twig covered with ice.

Ice and snow glisten on trees on Mount Lemmon atop the Santa Catalina Mountains in the Coronado National Forest north of Tucson, Arizona. The summit, at around 9,159 feet (2,792 meters), frequently experiences clear, deep blue skies.

Snowfall in winter

Icicles on icy tree branches. temperature swing season and winter weather in autumn

Winter branches covered with frost

Freezing rain is a type of precipitation that falls as liquid rain but freezes upon contact with cold surfaces, forming a layer of ice. This phenomenon occurs when a warm layer of air is sandwiched between two layers of cold air in the atmosphere. As precipitation falls, it melts into rain in the warm layer, then passes through the cold layer near the ground, where it becomes supercooled—liquid but below freezing point. When this supercooled rain contacts surfaces, it instantly freezes, creating a slick and often hazardous layer of ice on roads, sidewalks, trees, and power lines. Freezing rain is distinct from other winter precipitation like sleet, which freezes into pellets before reaching the ground, or snow, which falls directly as ice crystals.

Close-up of a tree's branches during a freezing rain storm in Minnesota, USA.

Glaze on a birch branches after a winter ice storm. Effect of atmospheric icing.

Snowy branches enclosed in ice during an ice storm, Evansville, IN

Ice storm weather. A close-up of a frozen fruit tree branch covered with ice after the ice storm.

Winter close up of tree with hoar frost after a snowfall.

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