12/21/2022
Extreme Cold Safety Tips
Prolonged exposure to bitterly cold conditions without proper clothing can increase the chances of frostbite and hypothermia. Be safe this week!
Leave the party clothes at home, safety is more important than looks
Wear warm clothing to limit your exposure
Use a hat, coat, mittens, pants, socks and closed-toe shoes
Thermal clothing material that retains body heat
A water-resistant or tightly woven coat
Long-sleeved shirt and coat that are snug at the wrist
Insulated and waterproof mittens
Two layers of socks with boots or shoes that are waterproof and have a flexible sole
Stay indoors as much as possible and try to minimize travel
If going outdoors, bundle up and take frequent breaks in a warm shelter
Cold-weather illnesses such as hypothermia can occur at 40 degrees Fahrenheit
