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1. Freezing rain

Freezing rain occurs when rain falls onto a surface that is at or below freezing temperature, causing it to instantly freeze into a thin layer of ice. This creates an extremely dangerous condition where the road becomes covered in invisible, smooth ice, often referred to as black ice, making driving highly hazardous.

  • Forms a thin, nearly invisible ice layer.
  • Occurs when temperature is around or below 0°C.
  • Extremely long stopping distance and high risk of skidding and loss of control.
  • Reduce speed and increase following distance to the maximum.
Freezing rain

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