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Icicle sculpture created by cars


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This icicle sculpture might look magical but there is a natural explanation for it.

It has been created by cars splashing through a puddle and shooting water on to the branches of a tree.

As the water ran off it created scores of icicles and has formed an ice sculpture.

The 10 foot-high icicles were created on the outskirts of Skelmersdale in Lancashire.

They are a beautiful reminder of just how cold the start to the year has been.

Temperatures dropped as low as 25F (-4C) in northern England on the night of New Year's Eve, while they struggled to top 41F (5C) in parts on New Year's Day.

The weather is set to remain cold for the next few days, according to the Met Office. Snow and sleet are forecast to fall across swathes of Britain on Sunday and Monday.

Much of the cold weather Britain has had in recent days is due to fronts which have originated in Russia, where temperatures have been bitterly cold.

In Oymyakon, in Siberia, temperatures plunged to -90F (-68C) at the beginning of December.

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Spectacular..................

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Amazing!! Ireland's in a dead cold numbing place too, can't wait for Spring....

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Screw Global Warming. -90 F???

Oh, nice icicles XD

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Wow! It's weird to think something as hunky and destructive as a car could create something so frail-looking.

The irony is pretty awesome.

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It is amazing that it's created something so pretty. Great find :D

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