No, normal ice looks white-ish, unlike black ice:So ice then?
Looks like water, which on a cold day or after a cold snap can freeze. So not really magical, unexpected or invisible. The way people talk about it you'd think it was.
big hugs mateGlad I 2nd checked the BBC yesterday. According to their forecast it was going to be minus temperatures in the morning and torrential at night, when I heard that I thought I'd give it a miss. I've commuted in worse but my post chemo fingers are a bit sensitive to the cold just now (un fortunately that the only thing they are sensitive to). I checked the met and it was going to be 1-3deg in the morning and light rain at night and that's what we got and it turns out that it has been the only day this week when the wind has been decent.