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Rime Ice at Night

I took another photo after dark yesterday of the rime on a dogwood tree. We’re getting some more light snow today.

Rime Ice on a Dogwood Tree at Night

Rime Ice on a Dogwood Tree at Night

Rime Ice Formations on Trees

Last night’s weather system brought a little bit of everything. Here are some rime ice formations left behind in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Looking Up

Looking Up

Rime Formations on Trees

Rime Formations on Trees

Rime Ice on Holly
Rime Ice on Holly Leaves

Rime Ice on Holly Leaves

Rime Ice on Beech Leaves

Beech trees hold their leaves during winter and rime ice formed on the leaves.

Beech Tree Leaves with Rime Ice Formations

Beech Tree Leaves with Rime Ice Formations

 Rime Ice Formed on Beech Tree Leaves

Rime Ice Formed on Beech Tree Leaves

Rime Ice Along Appalachian Trail in Virginia

Last night, we got 5/8ths of an inch of snow and sleet followed by freezing moisture that created some neat rime ice formations. We were below freezing all day. This photo was taken along the Appalachian Trail.

White Blaze of the AT and White Rime Ice

White Blaze of the AT and White Rime Ice

30 Years Ago: January 13, 1982

The Capital Weather Gang looks back at this tragic day:

The snowstorm of January 13, 1982 will always be remembered for the terrible crash of Air Florida Flight 90.

The death toll was 78, making it Washington’s second worst weather-related disaster; the 1922 Knickerbocker Snowstorm’s death toll of 98 ranks it number one for weather-related disasters…

Do you remember?