Black ice is a very thin layer of ice that can develop on wet roads after the passage of rain. As temperatures drop, the wet surfaces can freeze up, causing dangerous conditions on the roadway.

Black ice is different from a white or gray layer of ice that can form when roadways have been plowed or driven on, packing the snow or hail so that it freezes into a slippery layer. Often ...

That's what makes it so dangerous. It's the thin coating of ice that can form on seemingly bare pavement when temperatures hover around freezing. Black ice is different from a white or gray layer of ...

Hoosiers should be especially cautious driving on Indiana's highways, roads and residential streets Friday into this weekend, local meteorologists warn, because of black ice. The National Weather ...

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Black ice forms when water freezes without air bubbles or impurities, making it nearly impossible to spot. Unlike snow, which has a white appearance, or regular ice, which may look cloudy, black ice ...