It's common to see cars with their windshield wipers pointing up when snow is expected. But why do drivers do this and is it actually helpful?

Many drivers lift their wipers before a snowstorm to keep them from freezing to the glass. But does it actually help — or could it cause damage instead.

Should Alabama drivers leave windshield wipers up for the winter storm? AAA explains potential damage and alternative ways to ...

Before wintry weather hits Georgia, many drivers wonder about windshield wipers. AAA explains the pros, cons, and safer options.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. You see snow in the forecast. You park outside. You pop your windshield wipers up like it’s a universal winter hack. Everyone else ...

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In snowy regions, seeing parked cars with their windshield wipers raised is a familiar winter sight. It’s done to keep the blades from freezing to the windshield, but experts say the habit might do ...