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Ice fog or freezing fog add more dangers to winter driving. – Alaskan temperatures are dropping again. Ice fog develops when temperatures are low and humidity is high it is commonly seen late at night or early in the morning. Ice fog is dangerous to drive in, even for drivers with experience. The best way…
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