We've all seen icicles before, but...

[ELVA164]

...I don't think I've ever seen one like this.

[lambo]

Totally photoshopped

[E30SPDFRK]

Even it is questioning itself

[dannyyisntt]

Your car has worms.

[slammin.e28]

D cup?

[ELVA164]

I'd call it a large C. Seriously though, how does this happen? I was thinking wind, but all the other icicles are completely straight.

[e30slidewayz]

Wow

[VinniE30]

Most amazing thing i've seen all day

[Galactodactyl]

All my collective thought and reason has come undone.

[Xat1cZ]

Hax.

[Mr. Tasty]

do you drive on the highway? Constant velocity or zero acceleration+ high speeds?

[fronton]

Your cruise control must work

[Gasturbine]

I'd call it a large C. Seriously though, how does this happen? I was thinking wind, but all the other icicles are completely straight.

Turbulence, and/or time formed. It could "grow" at a different rate due to evaporation cooling. The straight ones could have already been there.

[be34st]

dafuq?

This happens in my freezer reverse icicles pointing up growing from the ice in the ice tray.

HOW?

[ELVA164]

do you drive on the highway? Constant velocity or zero acceleration+ high speeds?

Turbulence, and/or time formed. It could "grow" at a different rate due to evaporation cooling. The straight ones could have already been there.

The weird thing is this is our 1999 F350, which was completely clean before the last snowstorm. After that storm (the next morning), this is what I found. So maybe most of them formed at one point and the other one appeared before/after? :?