But if you've heard, and I think many did, of the ice storm that hit the Midwest (AKA Missouri, where I live) in December? EVERYTHING was covered in ice. I'm not kidding, either. I should have taken pictures. The trees were covered in ice, the cars, mail boxes, houses, doors. Everything. about a 1/4th inch of ice covered everything. Not snow, ice. we had some nasty looking icicles hanging from the porch I wanted to knock down, they looked dangerous, but I never did knock them down.
I'm always scared of one falling and getting stabbed, because that has happened to people before. Scary, isn't it?
“It's necessary to have wished for death in order to know how good it is to live.” ― Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo
I can look out the window next to me here at my neighbor's house which has some one and a half story long icicles coming down from the second story roof. There's one that's 16ft I'd guess. And outside the bathroom window, there's and icicle that goes to the ground, so that's 8ft.
We've had an unusually warm winter, so i'd say about four inches. Oh dear, that's pitiful compared to what you all have seen. I wish we'd had a colder season, I feel like I really missed out on a lot.
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Got extremely cold here in Washington, DC (the Potomac even completely froze over!), so icicles were in great abundance. Alas, none of them were longer than six inches.
