Meteorological records can show whether temperatures, precipitation, melting, refreezing, and other conditions were favorable for black ice formation. The conclusion depends on the quality of the available weather and case evidence.
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Can a forensic meteorologist determine whether black ice was possible?
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April 27, 2026
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