Winter Weather Guides
General Winter Weather Tips
Don’t let the cold ruin your fun. Follow these tips to stay safe this winter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
View frequently asked questions about winter and winter weather.
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Winter Weather Safety
Be prepared to respond to hazards during the winter season to keep yourself and your family safe.
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Winter Driving Tips
Winter driving can be very dangerous at times due to poor road conditions and reduced visibility caused by heavy and blowing snow. Being prepared could save your life.
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Winter Weather Health
Keep yourself and your family healthy during cold and flu season.
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Winter Fire Safety
Your home can be a cozy, warm place away from a harsh winter, but it can also become dangerous if you don’t take special precautions when it comes to fire safety.
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Protecting Older People
As your body becomes older, it becomes less able to respond to long exposure to cold winters. Stay warm and safe this winter.
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Protecting Your Body
Extremely cold temperatures can put you in danger of frostbite and hypothermia.
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Protecting Your Pets
Winter can be a particularly difficult time for pets
Give your pet a safer, healthier weather season by following these tips.
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Save Money, Energy & Protect Your Health – Tips from the EPA
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is highlighting ten tips for Americans to protect their health, save money, and lower energy while enjoying the winter holiday season.
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Useful Links and Resources
View these links and resources to better prepare yourself and your family for winter.
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