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.

In fact, most accidents involving black ice occur on your front steps, driveway and sidewalks. So, as you head outdoors on the next cold morning, beware that what is underfoot may not be what it ...

Black ice is a clear glaze of ice that can form on roads, sidewalks and driveways because it forms without creating bubbles. It blends into the surface, becoming nearly impossible to see.

On gravel driveways, this adjustment can make all the difference. Your snow removal process also plays a role in preventing rocks from being flung. Using the right technique not only protects your ...

In a post to X, formerly Twitter, the weather service said patchy black ice could form "along and north of I-10" into Southeast Georgia. The warning comes as sub-freezing temperatures — and even ...

Removing snow and ice can be a chore, even on the flattest surface. For gravel driveways, it's more complicated. Simplify the ...

Tips for Navigating Icy Roads. Black ice, my least favorite hazard on the roads, is common during the winter months in ...

Clearing away icy snow is hard enough, but if you want to run snow blowers on gravel driveways, it can quickly add to the inconveniences. While you can use many types of snow blowers on gravel ...

This doesn't account for the untold number of patches of black ice forming on sidewalks, driveways and other surfaces around the city. "Black ice" is a frozen glaze that forms on surfaces due ...