Frozen Valentine's Day
A beach day only snowpeople could love.
A beach day only snowpeople could love.
Sea smoke rises from the water off East Chop.
Sea smoke rises from the water off East Chop.
Cold, smoky Menemsha.
Cold, smoky Menemsha.
Ice feathers and stars decorate windows.
Ice feathers and stars decorate windows.
Frozen Vineyard Haven harbor.
Frozen Vineyard Haven harbor.
East Chop on ice.
East Chop on ice.
Sea smoke rises from Edgartown Harbor behind the lighthouse.
Sea smoke rises from Edgartown Harbor behind the lighthouse.
Frozen Island.
Frozen Island.
East Chop dock wears a coat of ice.
East Chop dock wears a coat of ice.
Jack Frost left his calling card.
Jack Frost left his calling card.
Happy Valentine's Day.
Happy Valentine's Day.
A deep freeze settled in on Martha's Vineyard over the Valentine's Day weekend, with temperatures below zero and wind chills as cold as -29 degrees. Sea smoke, formed when cold air meets warmer water, rose along the coastline, and icicles and frost added extra sparkle to docks and windows.