Driving on black ice is one of the most challenging and dangerous situations for any driver. Black ice is a thin, invisible layer of ice that forms on roadways, blending seamlessly with the surface, making it nearly undetectable.

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Areas of dense fog and sub-freezing temperatures have prompted a FREEZING FOG ADVISORY into Saturday morning for much of Green Country.

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WAAY 31 News was out in the Shoals monitoring road conditions there.

The combination of melted snow and areas of fog will cause BLACK ICE to develop on area roads, sidewalks and parking lots. Please use caution if you're out and about, whether you're in a grocery store parking lot,

First responders are urging motorists to stay home on Saturday due to the potential for black ice. What is black ice? It's a thin, layer of ice that is very difficult to see. It can form on roads, sidewalks and driveways in freezing conditions.

Black ice is one of the most dangerous aspects to driving in cold and wintry conditions, but what is it? How does it form and how can you safely navigate it during the winter?