[themnmd]

Originally Posted by SCardamon

Means a-lot actually


https://science.howstuffworks.com/na...black-ice2.htm

Essentially if the climate is 37 or below, and the ground already has ice on it (or did), ground temperature will still support icy conditions. Arid climates are especially notorious for having this issue when ice does happen.

Yes, stuff like black ice ! If you've ever encountered it, can get you sideways

[Evitomotua]

Originally Posted by mofomat

No wonder there are accidents when people don't even recognise the "beware of ice" warning in their car.

... I don't get this, and the "forgot the indicator is on for 15 minutes" crowd.

[mofomat]

I'm amazed this has to be explained to someone who lives in Toronto. It's not as if it's Florida where the temperature rarely gets to freezing.

[WXdrivefun]

Originally Posted by mofomat

I'm amazed this has to be explained to someone who lives in Toronto. It's not as if it's Florida where the temperature rarely gets to freezing.

New Car, new features you learn something everyday, coming from 9 year old mazda 3 it only displays outside temp no warnings.