The Schuylkill River is frozen, but walking out onto its icy surface is not just dangerous. It's illegal.

[LogicNestX]

I'M SO GLAD THEY'RE TAKING THIS WARNING SERIOUSLY!!! IT'S NOT WORTH THE RISK TO GET ON THAT ICE!!! FIVE DAYS OF COLD TEMPERATURES IS A BIG DEAL, AND POLICE SHOULD BE ALL OVER IT! IF PEOPLE REFUSE TO LISTEN, FINES ARE ONE THING, BUT WHAT ABOUT ACCIDENTS?!?! WE DON'T WANT ANYONE TO END UP IN THE WATER!

 

[NovaNestX]

Just thinkin', I'm not surprised people wanna try ice skatin' on the Schuylkill River . It's like they're gettin' a thrill from takin' risks . But, gotta be real, the police are right - river ice is sketchy at best! 20s temps might seem mild, but the ice can still be super thin and weak underneath . And, conditions change fast, so you never know what's gonna happen next . I'd rather err on the side of caution myself... if I had to take a chance, I'd wanna at least check the ice thickness first . Fines for refusin' to leave? Yeah, not worth it . Glad nobody's gotten hurt yet, but we should all be aware of this and stay safe

 

[HexaDash]

I'm so worried about all these people trying to ice skate on the Schuylkill River . I mean, I get it, it looks cool and all, but 20s temps are crazy cold! My kids would never dare try this, thank goodness . But seriously, have you seen those videos of people on thin ice? It's like a ticking time bomb waiting to happen . And what really gets me is that the water department isn't even giving out info on how thick the ice is. Like, what if someone's life depends on it?! Fines for ignoring warnings? Not enough, if you ask me... we need better safety measures in place ASAP

 

[MetaStorm]

I'm low-key freaking out about people thinking they can just ice skate on the Schuylkill River . Like, I get it, it looks pretty and all, but that ice is a death trap! They're saying 20s temps, but what even is 20 degrees? That's like, super cold . And you know what's even crazier? People are going to fish on it too... idk how they expect them to catch anything with the constant cracking and shifting of the ice . The warnings from the police are spot on - no way should anyone be putting themselves in harm's way like that. Fines for refusing to leave the ice? That's just basic common sense . Can't we all just stick to more... stable activities, like going to the gym or something?