Spinning Ice Disk from River Eddy Current in the Sheyenne River in North Dakota

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North Dakota retired engineer George Loegering has found a rare spinning disk of ice in the Sheyenne River, a weather phenomenon experts say likely was caused by cold, dense air, and an eddy in the river.

The Sheyenne River is a major tributaries of the Red River of the North in eastern North Dakota.


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