you are standing in my parking spot, James...
WTF Florida?
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Something you northerners aren't thinking about is 'wet ice' vs 'dry ice'
If the temp is very near 32 F, the ice will be constantly melting and refreezing, and if the sun is out, and the wind is blowing it's much worse. Once you get down below 20 the ice pretty much stays ice. Truck drivers who drive on ice will tell you it's easier to drive on as it gets colder and colder.
As an experiment, take a piece of ice out of your freezer right after the refrigeration cycle ends. Rub your finger over the ice, and you will notice your finger sticks a little, until the heat from your finger starts to melt the ice. At this point, the ice becomes very slippery; more slippery than say, water on cement.
If the temp is very near 32 F, the ice will be constantly melting and refreezing, and if the sun is out, and the wind is blowing it's much worse. Once you get down below 20 the ice pretty much stays ice. Truck drivers who drive on ice will tell you it's easier to drive on as it gets colder and colder.
As an experiment, take a piece of ice out of your freezer right after the refrigeration cycle ends. Rub your finger over the ice, and you will notice your finger sticks a little, until the heat from your finger starts to melt the ice. At this point, the ice becomes very slippery; more slippery than say, water on cement.
You're explaining this as if this doesn't occur in the north...
HAH! that's awesome
I Need This.
I would just like to have one to shovel around dirt.
