DORR, Mich. — This magical scene is a bit of a reward for enduring all the frigid temps we've had lately.

Niki Konetzka
Chief Metorologist Kevin Craig says that, with Arctic air in place, ice crystals in the atmosphere refracted light sources in the area, creating light pillars that seemed to dance and shoot up towards the sky.

Niki Konetzka
FOX 17 viewer Niki Konetzka sent us some beautiful shots of the phenomenon from around 8:45 p.m. Tuesday in the Dorr area looking to the south.

Niki Konetzka
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