A National Weather Service forecaster captured some scenic photos of the hoar frost on trees and the foggy conditions this morning after working a night shift at the Grand Rapids office.

Trees and bushes around the Greater Grand Forks region have been covered in hoar frost this week, making for some beautiful scenery. We asked Herald readers to submit their own photos to share on ...

There was a heavy dew next morning and “upon the face of the wilderness there lay a small round thing, as small as the hoar frost on the ground.” The Children said, “It is manna,”— not ...

Instead, prickly ice needles, meteorologically known as hoar frost, coated trees and fences. Hoar frost can only form on cold, clear nights with very little wind. It’s similar to dew ...

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Eastern Iowa woke up on Sunday and Monday morning to a layer of ice on plants, trees, and even roadways. What many were seeing is known as rime ice, but many were ...

This is called deposition. A very few of today's pictures do seem to be possible examples of hoar frost, with conditions perhaps differing somewhat by location. Thanks to everyone posted ...

The National Weather Service in Gaylord shared a series of beautiful images featuring the elusive Hoar frost Thursday morning, Feb. 28. This post will run through those images while provided a ...

The winter months can be brutal, but if the conditions are right, it can actually be quite beautiful. Two relatively rare types of frost, rime ice and hoar frost, can form in the frigid weather.

When hoar frost conditions have a slight breeze they can orient their formation in one particular direction. But according to the definition and pictures here, I'm less inclined to think so.

Pretty leaf frost patterns ... of the images here. Snowflake patterns on Karry's car windscreen in Wembley, London. Other types of frost that form on cold winter nights include a hoar frost.

Watch here: I just had to run around and check out the hoar frost crystals. I also found out just how much snow is already on the ground so I’m not looking forward to a potential 30-40 more cm on top ...