What happens to ice when the water suddenly drops?
It’s left stranded…
or it breaks..
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Comments on: "What happens when the water suddenly drops?" (3)
Hmmmm I’d never thought about it before. An interesting question to pose and explore.
Thanks for your comment Lynda – definitely a winter observation!