Icebergs wash ashore on Cape Cod in "once-in-a-generation" event
BOSTON -- The historic winter of 2015 has left giant chunks of ice on the Cape Cod National Seashore, CBS Boston reports.
Cape Cod photographer Dapixara captured images of a person standing next to the massive pieces of ice that washed ashore in Wellfleet over the past few days
Now Melting! Human size icebergs in #capecod National Seashore! Dapixara #photography http://t.co/ioqYRyiqp9 pic.twitter.com/QucazaFn2m
— Dapixara (@dapixara) March 9, 2015
WBZ-TV Chief Meteorologist Eric Fisher says this could be a "once-in-a-generation" event due to the extraordinary amount of ice on the Massachusetts Bay. Fisher says the ice won't be around for long.
There have been several remarkable images left from the record-setting winter, including the nearly frozen waves captured off the coast of Nantucket last month.