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Ice is caused by the precipitation of liquid supercooled precipitation - rain or drizzle - on the surface of the soil, plants or artificial structures (such as masts and power line wires, for example). It can occur at negative air temperatures, accompanied by dense fog.

If precipitation is intense and prolonged, a dangerous build-up of ice occurs, under the weight of which tree branches break, wires break, and tall metal structures bend and fall. The surfaces of pavements and sidewalks covered with an ice crust during icy conditions cause numerous injuries, as well as accidents of automobile and horse-drawn transport, interruptions in the operation of communication lines and power supplies. In some cases, ice phenomena with a large scale of their distribution take on the character of real natural disasters.

A typical situation for the occurrence of ice is the arrival in winter after severe frosts of relatively warm and humid sea air, most often having a temperature of 0 to -3 ° C.

At this time, it becomes dangerous to move on the mountain slopes.

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