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Monday morning 5:00am over Barberton 
Rainbow flanks a pair of eagles overlooking Tinkers Creek in Twinsburg Twp. 
Tree along Lake Erie covered in Ice 
Tuesday morning pillar rainbow viewable from Streetsboro, Ohio. 
Cory Rockich. Took this pic around 5:50am Wednesday morning. 
Warren Ohio Wednesday night. 
Warren Ohio Wednesday night. 
Warren Ohio Wednesday night. 
Sunset over Mentor Marsh taken Dec. 20, 2017 
A photo taken in our backyard by Nancy Kohn. Photo taken with a Nikon d5100 
Granger Township, 12/27/17 (Photo Credit: Samuel Porter) 
Granger Township, 12/27/17 (Photo Credit: Samuel Porter) 
Rootstown, 12/27/17 (Photo Credit: Stephanie Plona) 
Rootstown, 12/27/17 (Photo Credit: Stephanie Plona) 
Rootstown, 12/27/17 (Photo Credit: Stephanie Plona)
OHIO — It may have been bitter cold last night — but the temps allowed for some beautiful phenomena in Northeast Ohio!
Light pillars, which normally occur in places like Alaska, were spotted in NE Ohio.
**Watch the video below for a previous explanation of light pillars**
Fox 8 Meteorologist Scott Sabol has explained the occurrence in the past.
Sabol said that when temperatures get extremely cold and there’s enough moisture, ice crystals sometimes form low to the ground.
Then, city lights reflect through the ice crystals into the sky just the right way and we see the pillars.
Did you spot any light pillars? Click the ‘submit photo’ button below or email tips@fox8.com to share your photos.
