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Thanks. The other day the temperature hit 13.5 degrees. And yeaterday we didn't pass above the freezing point. So the ice just stayed their. And later last night, the temperature hit 11.3, and the ice built up heavily around the two fountains. The droplets of water actaully froze in front of me. And I watched the ice get bigger. At night it's really cool, because we have lights on the big fountain, covered by the ice they give off a cool glow. Looks like a lava eruption. The smaller fountain in the back ground has an even more impressive ice build up. the smaller finer droplets are easier to freeze the ice forms in little balls gives a realy cool effect and the ice mound is narrower.

True they were entertaining to watch the ice formations grow into mountains. Almost seems like an ice volcano, just the same way lava comes up and forms mountains, water comes up from the fountain and freezes into a mini mountains. Today the ice melted as we hit 58 degrees F. Amazing how texas can go from 11.3 degrees F to 58 degrees F in 3 days.