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Apr 10, 2024 · Tomer’s Take: I typically stop regular ski/snow blog posts after April 1 each season. Going forward, I’ll post less frequently with other topics. In this post I cover Western Snowpack, a look back at my Winter forecast, May 2024 forecast, La Nina Watch, and Summer Monsoon forecast. THANKS to everyone who stopped by my Blog this Winter!
Nov 27, 2022 · Winter is one of the biggest seasons for blog content – and here are over 100 winter blog post ideas to get you started! 150 Seasonal Winter Blog Post Ideas. Whether it be surrounding holiday events, winter weather, or a specific month, these winter blog post ideas will give you tons of inspiration for the perfect seasonal blog content.
Dec 5, 2023 · A blog about monitoring and forecasting the stratospheric polar vortexes and how they do and don’t—mostly don’t!*—affect extreme winter weather and seasonal climate. *Seriously, we’ll probably spend a lot of time explaining how the latest wintry weather blast bearing down on us from Canada probably has nothing to do with the polar vortex.
- Prepare Ahead and Help Others
- Hypothermia
- Frostbite
- Additional Resources
- Tweets
One of the best ways to stay safe in cold weather is to prepare ahead of time. Avoid going outside in extremely cold weather for long periods of time. If you must go outside, dress warmlywith a hat, scarf, mittens or gloves, water-resistant coat and boots, dry socks, and several layers of clothing. Stay dry—wet clothing chills the body quickly. It’...
When someone loses body heat faster than they produce it, they could experience hypothermia. Hypothermia affects the brain’s ability to function, making it difficult to think and act normally. Signs of hypothermia include shivering, tiredness, confusion, fumbling hands, memory loss, slurred speech, and drowsiness. Babies experiencing hypothermia co...
Exposure to cold weather can also cause frostbite, an injury that can permanently damage the body. The nose, ears, cheeks, chin, fingers, and toes are especially vulnerable to frostbite. Early symptoms of frostbite include skin redness or pain. As frostbite progresses, the affected skin may become white or grayish in color*, unusually firm or waxy,...
Tweet this: Can you recognize signs of #frostbite and #hypothermia? One of the best ways to prepare for #WinterWeather is to be informed! Learn more about these conditions and how to treat them by reading @CDCgov’s latest #CDCEHblog: https://bit.ly/3HZ6IDg Tweet this: Stay safe in cold weather! The #CDCEHblog has important information on protecting...
Nov 27, 2023 · The process of ice formation involves several key steps: Cooling. First, the substance cools down below its freezing point. This is the temperature at which it changes from liquid to solid: 32°F or 0°C. When the temperature drops, the liquid molecules move slower and have less energy.
Jan 15, 2024 · About 40,472,511 people are subject to winter weather advisories, which warn of freezing rain or more than 2 inches of snow. An estimated 19,333,340 people are under winter storm warnings, which ...
Mar 20, 2024 · A blog about monitoring and forecasting the stratospheric polar vortexes and how they do and don’t—mostly don’t!*—affect extreme winter weather and seasonal climate. *Seriously, we’ll probably spend a lot of time explaining how the latest wintry weather blast bearing down on us from Canada probably has nothing to do with the polar vortex.
