Ice glaze

Glaze ice is a thin layer of ice that forms on the earth's surface and objects after rain or thaw when there is a sharp drop in temperature. The phenomenon occurs during temperature fluctuations around zero degrees and poses a serious danger to the safety of people, transport, and infrastructure. Glaze ice often leads to injuries, public transport delays, closure of educational institutions, and other disruptions to the normal life of cities. This page contains news and information about glaze ice, its consequences, and safety recommendations during icing conditions.