The arctic outbreak continues here in the Northeast, everyday inching closer to being the coldest month on record (that's the coldest month in about 100 years!) for the Connecticut coastline. This February 2015 Arctic Outbreak is certainly one to remember. Every day I go to the beach and the ice just gets thicker and thicker, something I have never personally seen. Usually winters along the Connecticut coast are a battle zone for the rain/snow line, this year that battlefield is frozen over!
Once again, here is the flag at Anchor Beach in Milford, Connecticut. Notice the thin layer of ice that surrounds the rock as well as the rest of the water within the photo.
Here's another view of the flag, along with the frozen over Long Island Sound! Incredible!
Looking out over Long Island Sound towards Long Island and ice covers the water out or at least 300 yards!
Another picture looking towards the West Haven, CT coastline from Milford. Ice everywhere!
Another view from Milford looking towards Long Island, over the extensive ice sheet forming on Long Island Sound.
To go along with my photos of Long Island Sound Sea Ice, check out these MODIS Satellite images and check out the ice forming on Long Island Sound and up near Cape Cod.
Now here's an impressive MODIS Satellite image! Delaware Bay is full of ice and so is the Chesapeake Bay! Anymore ice and it will look like the film "The Day After Tomorrow"
