Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 9 (UPI) -- The National Weather Service in Boise used webcam images to create a stunning time-lapse video of Idaho's Redfish Lake freezing over the course of four days. The NWS took images collected from the Sawtooth Interpretive and Historical Association's Redfish Lake webcam during the final week of December to create a 48-second time-lapse video showing the ice spread across the water. Advertisement Gary Gadwa, head of the Sawtooth Interpretive and Historical Association, said the lake finished freezing over Dec. 30, a few weeks later than usual. "We wanted to have another way for people to see and enjoy and appreciate the beauty of Redfish Lake and the Sawtooths," Gadwa told Boise State Public Radio. "The center was the perfect location for a webcam." Read More Animal rescue dubs 85-pound beagle 'Kale Chips' Woman, 100, teaches exercise, uses Facebook Baby monkey refuses release into the wild in China Prosecutor: Carjacker offered to return vehicle for $50 Possible ice meteor crashes through man's roof
