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Early warning of road icing from antecedent meteorological conditions without consistent critical slowing down
Critical slowing down (CSD), the slowing of recovery from perturbations as a system approaches a critical transition, is widely used for early warning, but whether such signals appear in environmental transitions subject to rapidly changing external forcing has rarely been tested with observations.
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