ICE CREATIONS: Video reveals the wall of icicles formed on a pier off Lake Michigan this morning. Arctic blasts of air are dropping temperatures across the country, leaving places like the Great Lakes in the teens all week. Read more: https://www.foxweather.com/extreme-weather/see-it-icicles-coat-lake-michigan-pier-bitterly-cold-temperatures-great-lakes | FOX Weather

🥶An icicle is a slender, tapering piece of ice formed by the freezing of dripping water, usually hanging from a roof or other overhanging object. 🥶Formation: Icicles typically form during cold weather when water drips from a surface and freezes as it drips. 🥶Appearance: They often have a clear, crystalline structure and can vary in size from small, delicate formations to long, impressive spikes. 🥶Fragility: Icicles are delicate and can easily break. 🥶Icicles are a common sight in winter cli