A Jeffersonville motorist raised their wipers so they wouldn't be frozen to the windshield as light snow fell early Sunday morning during Winter Storm Blair's arrival in the metro Louisville area ...

Freezing temperatures can cause the rubber wipers to stick to the windshield. Activating the wipers while they are frozen can either tear the rubber or strain the motor that powers them.

More often than not, pouring water over your frozen windshield is a major no-no! Dumping cold water over an already thin coating of ice can create an even thicker one, depending on the outside ...

Police said the teens have been seen on San Gabriel Parkway and North Bagdad Road, and additional incidents have been ...

Here’s how to defrost your windshield efficiently and safely, ensuring optimal visibility for your drive. Pouring water over a frozen windshield is usually a big mistake. Cold water can actually ...

You'll sometimes hear that a mix of vinegar and water is a "quick-fix" for getting ice off your windshield — don't believe it. Spraying a vinegar solution onto an already-frozen windshield won ...

In some places, it’s even illegal to drive if only a small "peephole" on the driver’s side of the windshield is cleared. Pouring water over a frozen windshield is usually a big mistake.

Can I pour hot water over the windshield to de-ice it? Pouring water over a frozen windshield is usually a big mistake, experts say. Cold water can make the ice even thicker while hot water can ...

A cold wave is expected to sweep through the South, bringing with it below freezing temperatures to Louisiana. In preparation for extreme cold weather, many Louisiana residents will prepare for ...

Do all of the tips provided above, but never pour hot water on a frozen windshield. Presley Bo Tyler is a reporter for the Louisiana Deep South Connect Team for Gannett/USA Today. Find her on X ...