The City of Mobile and the Alabama Department of Transportation celebrated the end of a major project to retime 682 traffic ...

Refreezing of melting snow and ice Saturday night will lead to a likelihood of black ice, according to a special weather statement from the National Weather Service (NWS) in Raleigh. "Temperatures ...

This will create areas of slippery black ice, especially in places that have not already completely dried, or places that have remained shaded through the day. This includes roadways that remain ...

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Sunshine did help melt some of the snow, and crews began scraping off snow and salting on some city roads in an effort to fight off black ... like ice that mostly melted today. Highway 52 in east ...

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ALDOT Public Information Manager Brantley Kirk ... These conditions significantly increase the potential of black ice—which is a thin, invisible layer of ice that can make driving conditions ...

The Alabama Department of Transportation has the same message ... in the evening hours and early morning hours and become ice, and that’s where things could get dangerous.” ...

The Alabama Department of Transportation is urging drivers to exercise “extreme caution” Wednesday morning with dangerous black ice possible on state roadways. Black ice is a thin, invisible ...

A major winter storm blankets the Gulf Coast with record-breaking snowfall, causing widespread closures and travel disruptions from Texas to Florida.

ALDOT teams are en route with sand and salt ... Numerous roadways in eastern Lee County are blocked by commercial vehicles and ice Auburn: Roadways are dangerously slick and many are impassable.

The dangerous road conditions across Alabama won’t ease up as the sun rises Wednesday morning. In many areas, it could actually be even more dangerous. The reason? Black ice.