The winter weather during the Battle of the Bulge caused delays and complications in the logistics of the battle.

The harsh winter conditions, including heavy snow, freezing temperatures, and poor visibility, severely hampered both sides' supply lines and mobility. For the Allies, the inclement weather complicated the delivery of essential supplies, such as food, ammunition, and fuel, which were critical for maintaining troop morale and effectiveness. The weather also affected communication and coordination among units, making it difficult to respond to the rapidly changing battlefield situation. While the Germans initially benefited from the element of surprise and the winter conditions, the overall impact of the weather created significant logistical challenges for both sides, complicating operations throughout the battle.