How to Stay Warm in a Cold House

Warm, Cold Weather and power outages

How To Stay Safe and Warm In Extreme Cold Weather

If you’re venturing outdoors, dressing properly is key. “Dressing in layers, wearing loose fitting layered clothing is the best to trap heat and stay dry,” says Faraz Covelli. A hooded coat or hat will help prevent heat from leaving through your head, while swapping gloves for mittens will keep your fingers cozy.

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How to stay warm and safe in a winter power outage

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Houston winter storm turns into freezing cold: Essential tips to stay safe, warm and prepared during outages

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Expert tips to stay safe on the slopes this winter

As harsh winter weather is creating ideal conditions at ski slopes across West Michigan, experts are reminding winter athletes that January is Winter Sports Brain Injury Awareness month.

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Tips to stay safe on the road during winter storm

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5 crafty ways to keep your home warm if Winter Storm Fern causes your power to go out

How to Keep Your House Warm Without Power in Freezing Weather

When the temperature plunges and the lights go out, staying warm stops being a comfort issue and becomes a safety problem. Hypothermia can creep up indoors faster than people expect, especially in homes with lots of glass,

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What should you keep your thermostat at during extreme cold? Here's what experts say

Here's what experts have to say about heating your home during periods of extreme cold.

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Snow and ice threaten power outages in central NC: Take these steps now to stay warm and safe

With snow and ice in the forecast, there is the chance that some across central North Carolina will lose power, perhaps for days. The quest to keep warm can bring risks -- from fire, carbon monoxide,

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How to stay warm, even if you lose power & don't have a generator

No heat, no wood-burning fireplace. What do you do? Create a warm room.