
The crack of iceOne morning in 2007 we awoke to an eerie silence interrupted by what sounded like cracks of gunfire. We ran outside and saw an incredible scene: Every surface was coated with a half-inch layer of ice, and the elm and maple trees were sheared off like a tornado had passed by. Power lines lay limp on the ground, and every few minutes another limb broke off with an earsplitting crack. We had to live with my mother-in-law for a week until our electricity was back on. We made it a vacation for our boys. We still have not burned all the firewood we collected from the trees damaged by that ice storm.
Julie Casey, Union Star, Missouri
Read more here: Living the Country Life Magazine - "Worst Weather - The Crack of Ice (Slide 2)"
Julie Casey, Union Star, Missouri
Read more here: Living the Country Life Magazine - "Worst Weather - The Crack of Ice (Slide 2)"