After rounds of snow, your home may look like it’s being buried in snow, but when should you begin to worry? Snow can weigh upwards of over 50 lbs per cubic foot (approximately 30 cubic ...

That forms a ridge of ice on the edge of the roof that prevents snow and water from draining, according to the University of Minnesota Extension. With enough time, ice can work its way under the ...

The magic number has been revealed on the snow depth that the Civic Arena’s roof could entertain before the municipal-owned building would be closed.

Using a ladder or climbing on the roof creates ... for the structure. According to the National Weather Service, ice dams are common in northern climates, occurring when heavy snow buildup melts ...

Understanding the impact of snow begins with its snow-to-liquid ratio, which measures how much snow is produced by one inch of liquid water.

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — As temperatures rise and fall, all of that snow and ice on your ... insulation and other structural elements. One early sign that your roof might have ice dams?

The heavier the snow, the greater the risk of structural damage to a roof. That’s why the roof rake is an essential piece of winter equipment in some regions. This tool lets users remove snow ...

KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) - As the snow starts to melt, it’s a good thing for most people. For those with roof issues, though, it can be different. Duncan McClung, owner of Almost Heaven ...

An average roof can support 40 to 45 inches of fresh, light snow and 20 inches of dense snow, requiring over 20 pounds per square foot for a potential collapse. However, homeowners should be ...