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Thanks, Mike. All these responses are making me feel relieved.

Thank you for the suggestion. Slope parking is an option. I think it would be pretty difficult to get to the van in the dead of winter with all the snow we get and then it freezes, thaws, freezes in early winter so in a single night you can end up with a layer of ice that would be very difficult...

Thank you very much for the tip but I do live a very long way from Michigan so I'll have to pass on that.

I'm feeling more and more reassured. Thank you.

That's reassuring. Thank you.

Thanks. The panels wouldn't be used for anything in the winter so I plan to remove them.

Wow! Well I hope I don't do that but who knows what unforeseen adventures await. Thanks.

Thank you. That may be the best solution.

Thank you. I will dig into this and try to find the specs. I don't want to tilt them because they will freeze in place until spring and I think that would make it impossible to drive with them raised.

I haven't purchased my solar panels yet but I hope to in a few months. I live in snow country and usually store my Chevy Express van outside during the winter where overhead cover is not an option. The vehicle is not used in the winter. It's quite conceivable that the panels could accumulate 3-4...