If that’s not possible, you can try to avoid—or at least be extra careful in—areas where black ice is especially common: bridges, overpasses, and shady stretches of pavement. In general ...

The National Weather Service issued a freezing fog advisory at 7:47 a.m. on Friday valid between 8 a.m. and noon for Grande ...

While the ice itself is actually clear, it’s called “black ice” because it tends to look like the rest of the pavement on the road. Black ice forms most commonly at night or in the early ...

Black ice is a rare but significant hazard in Texas, posing dangerous driving conditions during cold weather. It's especially hazardous because it's invisible and only appears black from the ...

Black ice is just like regular ice, but it gets the name black ice due to it blending into the pavement as it forms, making it very hard to see. It's usually just a glaze that forms on surfaces of ...

Black ice is just like regular ice, but it gets the name black ice due to it blending into the pavement as it forms, making it very hard to see. It's usually just a glaze that forms on surfaces of ...