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Description
It is quite rare, yet often underestimate atmospheric phenomenon. Icing occurs when raindrops touch cold surface of either natural or anthropogenic objects like branches, flowers, cars, windows, etc., and the air temperature is below zero degrees of Celsius. Rain freezes right after its drops touch the cold surface and ice layer grows on its own until the end of precipitation. Ice is transparent, but very hard and resistant for melting for quite a long time. It creates a wonderful contrast to dark branches, especially in black and white composition.
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