Winter weather significantly influenced the Battle of the Bulge, with the correct answer being It caused significant delays.

The battle was significantly impacted by the severe winter weather, which included a lot of snow, freezing temperatures, and limited visibility. At first, the bad weather worked in the Germans' favor by impeding air support for the Allied ground forces, hampering air surveillance, and grounding Allied aircraft. This prevented the skies from interfering with the Germans' surprise attack through the Ardennes. But both sides also faced logistical difficulties as a result of the weather, such as the sluggish movement of troops and vehicles. Soldiers' capacity to fight was hampered by the frigid weather, which increased the number of casualties from exposure and frostbite. The tide shifted in the Allies' favor as the weather cleared later in the conflict and Allied air power was allowed to resume.