Ice-jam broken on the Delaware River in Trenton
The ice-jam that pushed the Delaware River to its banks last week in Trenton broke apart this weekend. As of late this morning only a small portion of the river remain covered with ice near the state capitol.
On Saturday, onlookers were treated with a rare view of a foggy ice-covered river as temperatures topped 60 degrees.
The photos above show how the Delaware River appeared on Monday, Jan 13, 2014 at 11:30 a.m. from the Morrisville, Pa. side near Route 1.
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