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Photo from 754am AKDT Sunday, April 27 from the dock at Nenana looking across the Tanana River with the tipped over tripod still connected to the ropes to the clock tower. A ridge is seen on the far side of the river with blue skies above.

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Photo from 754am AKDT Sunday, April 27 from the dock at Nenana looking across the Tanana River with the tipped over tripod still connected to the ropes to the clock tower. A ridge is seen on the far side of the river with blue skies above.
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Rick Thoman (alaskawx@alaskan.social)'s status on Monday, 28-Apr-2025 01:26:05 JST Rick Thoman

The tripod on the Tanana River at Nenana tipped over Saturday evening but Sunday morning it's still in place and clock is still running. The tripod needs to move 100 feet downriver in order to trip the clock. In the past 50 years the median break-up date is April 30. Image courtesy Nenana Ice Classic. #NenanaIceClassic #akwx #Spring2025 @Climatologist49

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