What caused this rare weather phenomenon at a Salt Lake City school this morning, and why does it freak people out?
That's what happened Wednesday morning when Chris Herrmann went to work at Whittier Elementary School in Salt Lake City and found thousands of tiny circles covering the playground court following the overnight storm.
FOX 13 News Chief Meteorologist Allison Croghan guesses the bubbles were most likely tiny air pockets that had formed under the ice, either from air in the porous concrete trying to escape or a fast freeze with snow underneath.
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