An icicle is a pointed piece of ice that forms when water drips, freezes, and keeps building up in cold temperatures. Here’s how it happens, simply: • Snow or ice melts a little (often from a roof or ledge). • The water drips down. • As it drips, the cold air freezes it. • Each drop adds a tiny layer, making a long, hanging spike of ice. You usually see icicles hanging from roofs, gutters, trees, or rocks in winter. 👇leave a comment below using the word icicle in a sentence. . . . . #inglesonli

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