I have a woodford 14 outdoor faucet. The faucet was used yesterday for a septic clean out and, unfortunately, I now can't get the faucet to stop dripping. It is such a small drip that it is forming a thin icicle from the lip of the faucet. I doubt it is more than a cup or 2 a day. I have no separate water shut off to the outdoor faucets so draining the line isn't an option. I have new guts/an adjustable rod assembly from woodford I keep just in case. The problem is that the weather in Missouri US is supposed to be below freezing until the weekend. I am afraid to try to mess with it while the weather is so cold. I'm not even sure I could get the packing nut loose right now without tearing something up and am concerned that if I mess with it I will only make it worse. I have been googling trying to figure out how dangerous this is. Is there a good possibility that ice will build up and cause a burst faucet or pipe? Or does the fact that it is frost free and installed at the proper angle to drain mean that I don't really need to worry about it until the weather warms? Do I need to fix this immediately or can it wait until the weekend? We are supposed to have some mid teen nights before then. Or am I worrying more than I need to and can deal with it in warmer weather? Thank You for answering what you might consider a dumb question but I'm not sure what to do as I don't want to make things worse.