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Hard Freeze Raises Black Ice Risk
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Hard Freeze Raises Black Ice Risk
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) – After nearly 48 hours of rain, falling temperatures could create hazardous driving conditions across Hamilton County overnight and into the morning commute. Forecasts show temperatures dropping from around 24 degrees near midnight to as low as 18 degrees by early Monday morning. TDOT says when wet roads are followed by a hard freeze, black ice can form quickly, especially on bridges, overpasses, ramps, hills, and sha…
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