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Why do windscreens ice up more than side windows?

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bamberger | 11:15 Sat 10th Jan 2009 | Motoring
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Invariably the ice is thicker on the front and rear screens no matter which direction the car is parked in. Must be a scientific explanation-offers, please?
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Because the front and rear windows are not as vertical as the others more condensation sits on them then when it gets cold it freezes.
11:46 Sat 10th Jan 2009
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couldnt of put it better myself
21:51 Sat 10th Jan 2009
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