Two Alaskan rivers have smashed records for their earliest spring ice breakup in about 100 years of records after recent mild and record-breaking temperatures.
A large tripod placed on the ice of the Tanana River in the town of Nenana made its move downstream after the ice gave way at 12:21 a.m. AST Sunday, making it the earliest date it has done this in 103 years of records. Nenana is located about an hour drive southwest of Fairbanks in Alaska's interior region.
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