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After the snow, the ice: what is refreezing, this meteorological phenomenon which worries the authorities?

2024-01-19T09:26:18.115Z

Highlights: “Severe frosts” are observed this Friday morning in Normandy, in Hauts-de-France, to the north of the Paris basin, in Lorraine and in the Ardennes. With temperatures having dropped between -5 and -10°C, the refreezing of the snow “makes the roads very slippery on the road network” “By the end of the morning, temperatures will rise and gradually pass above 0°C between 11 and 12 p.m., which is why this special release on ice may be lifted,” concludes La Chaîne Météo.


Patches of ice and freezing fog could make roadways very slippery.


If the Irene depression gradually moves away from France towards Switzerland,

“severe frosts”

are observed this Friday morning in Normandy, in Hauts-de-France, to the north of the Paris basin, in Lorraine and in the Ardennes, indicates

La Chaîne Météo

* in its latest bulletin.

With temperatures having dropped between -5 and -10°C, the refreezing of the snow

“makes the roads very slippery on the road network”

warns the specialist site.

On

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The roads, carriageways and sidewalks concerned

The term “refreeze” is used when the roadway freezes, thaws, and then freezes again.

Concretely, the snow melted with the mild weather, which therefore becomes liquid again, transforms into ice when the temperatures drop again.

This risk of refreezing therefore concerns snowy or wet areas.

Sidewalks are also affected by this phenomenon.

“By the end of the morning, temperatures will rise and gradually pass above 0°C between 11 and 12 p.m., which is why this special release on ice may be lifted

,” concludes

La Chaîne Météo

.

*The Météo Channel belongs to the Le Figaro group.

Source: lefigaro

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