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icing

ice formation

Also known as: Aufeis, naled

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ice buildup in streams

In ice in lakes and rivers: Ice buildups
These are known as icings, Aufeis (German), or naleds (Russian). Icings may become so thick that they completely block culverts and in some cases overflow onto adjacent roads.
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