Homeowners on South Shore Drive woke to the ice completely covering their doors and windows. In some cases, their homes were dark because of how thick the ice was.
Ed Mis, resident and homeowner in Hoover Beach, says he's never seen conditions this bad before. The front of his home is completely covered in ice that is likely one to three feet thick.
"I actually had to go out a secondary door and then chisel my way back into the house by breaking the ice," he told 2 On Your Side's Karys Belger.
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This is typical during climate crisis and severe warm weather
You'd have to be friggin nuts to live in a place like that.
This happens when the chemical compounds for ice nucleation don’t set up prior to reaching ground. Also causes ice chunks which float in the lakes.
global warming
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