Ice rescue instructor Luc Mehl recently filmed himself and his wife ice skating on a frozen, translucent lake in Alaska. The rare "ice window" phenomenon occurred due to an unusually cold but dry transition into winter, enabling Rabbit Lake to freeze with a thickness suitable for skating. | CBS Sunday Morning

The once-in-a-decade “ice window” was formed due to an “unusually cold but dry transition into winter”: Alaskan outdoor educator & ice rescue coach, Luc Mehl, on skating on an unusual rink that was formed in the alpine lakes early November #Skater #Skating #IceSkating #LucMehl #Alpine #AlpineLake #Winter #IceRink #UnitedStates | News18

Outdoor adventurers have skated on a rare ‘ice window’ that formed at Rabbit Lake in Alaska, with one saying the ideal skating conditions were due to an "unusually cold but dry transition into winter." | SBS News