This is because upon freezing, ice in these instances can usually be seen due to air bubbles or takes on a slushy formation. Leftover moisture on roadways will also dry up much quicker when there ...

Unfortunately, a recent tragic accident reinforced the dangers associated with treading on ice not fully formed to ... Change out of wet clothing and find warm, dry coverings.

Power outages and tree damage are most likely in those areas due to ice accretion greater than a ... leaving mainly dry conditions in its wake on Thursday night and Friday. However, another ...

For the safety of yourself and first responders, please stay off the ice. While it’s dangerous to be on, it is pretty to look at. If you want to see or snap some pictures of the ice, do so ...

That will lead to an ice storm from the Midwest into parts of the Appalachians, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, forecasters said. "The potential exists for dangerous amounts of ice accretion (buildup ...

nearly invisible and makes driving in winter storms dangerous and deadly. Black ice forms when residual moisture mixes with dry, cold air, creating nearly invisible patches of ice on roadways and ...