The peak season for severe weather in the United States typically falls between March and October, but severe weather can happen at any time. Knowing the difference between Watches and Warnings is essential to help you plan on how to handle severe weather occurrences. Watches Watches are issued by the …
Read MoreThe American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology recently updated their high blood pressure guidelines, resulting in 103 million adults falling into the category. This was an increase of over 30 million people from the old guidelines. Since cold temperatures can cause blood pressure spikes, it’s important to …
Read MoreDealing with cold weather can be more than just a chilly annoyance – it can also be a health risk. To keep yourself and your loved ones safe, here are the top ten tips for cold weather safety from our friends at the Red Cross. 1. Wear Layers Preserving your …
Read MoreDespite the science and many informational articles, many people still have inaccurate ideas about tornadoes. Some of these ideas could lead to disaster if they were ever to encounter one. How many of these tornado tall tales have you heard? Open the Windows A very common bad idea is that …
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