When the cold weather sets in, Deputy Chief Allen Klapat of the Wilkes-Barre Fire Department says fire safety becomes even more critical. He warns about some of the most common issues firefighters ...

With bitter cold temperatures expected to last through the middle of the week, it is imperative to make sure you are staying safe. So here are a few cold weather safety tips for you to follow.

The National Weather Service is simplifying how it talks about hazardously cold weather. Do you know what a "Wind Chill Watch" is or what a "Hard Freeze Warning" means? If not, you're not alone ...

To prevent cold-related illnesses, spend less time outside during cold weather, wear layers, protect your hands and feet, and drink warm beverages. “Frostbite occurs during extremely cold temperatures ...

Here's what you need to know about cold weather safety including health risks, how to protect your home and pipes from freezing, and also what to do if the power goes out to keep the warmth inside.

Pet safety: Cold weather tips As the temperature drops it's essential to consider how cold conditions affect your pets. Dogs and cats have varying tolerance levels for cold, ...

Winter brings cold weather challenges for the agricultural community—not holiday hours or closures. Farmers, ranchers and agribusinesses do what needs to be done, no matter the conditions.

Severe cold outbreaks occur in Florida at least once a year. During the harsh winter of 1989-1990, 26 Floridians died of hypothermia. When temperatures are forecast to drop near or below freezing ...

In extreme cold, pets must be kept safe from frostbite, other hazards, veterinarian says By Pat Hartney, Edie Kasten January 19, 2025 / 7:33 PM CST / CBS Chicago ...

The National Weather Service is simplifying how it talks about hazardously cold weather. Do you know what a "Wind Chill Watch" is or what a "Hard Freeze Warning" means? If not, you're not alone. The ...

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