Be Prepared During Winter

Winter storms and cold temperatures are dangerous. Keeping safe and healthy in anticipation of the future. Please prepare your house and car. Please prepare for power outage and outdoor activities. Check the elderly

Winter is not surprising, but many of us are not yet ready for arrival. If you are ready to cope with the danger of winter, there is a high possibility of keeping you safe and healthy when the temperature starts to fall.

Many people like to spend indoors during the winter, but being inside does not guarantee safety. Take these measures to keep your house safe and warm during the winter

Maintain the heating system professionally so that it is clean and properly functioning and ventilated outdoors.

Remember the fatal, odorless, colorless gas by installing a CO detector. Please check the battery to change the watch in autumn and spring

Understand the symptoms of CO poisoning: headache, dizziness, weakness, upset stomach, vomiting, chest pain, confusion

Lightweight warm clothes, gloves, hats, scarves, waterproof boots

Maintain the antifreeze level by repairing the radiator and check the tread of the tire or exchange the tire for all weather type or snow tire if necessary

Prepare a winter emergency kit to keep it in your car when you are trapped. Kit Includes:

Battery-powered equipment such as flashlight, weather radio of the US Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), lighting equipment.

In the winter I am working outdoors, traveling and enjoying winter sports. Outdoor activities can expose you to multiple security risks, but you can take the following steps to prepare them:

Wear suitable outdoor clothing: a tightly fitting fabric, possibly a windproof jacket or jacket, an inner layer of light and warm clothes, a glove, a hat, a scarf, and a waterproof boot

Let the rescuer see your car. Attach a brightly colored cloth to the antenna, lift the hood of the car (if it is not snowing) and light the internal ceiling light (when the engine is running).

I will move everything from trunk to passenger area. Keep the car as long as the safety distance does not exceed 100 yards

I keep my body warm. Please wrap your whole body (including your head) in spare clothes, blankets, or newspapers. Let's talk with other people if possible

Please wake up and stay alive. You do not receive much of the health problems associated with the common cold. As you sit, keep your arms and legs moving to improve blood circulation and warm your body.

Drive the motor (and heater) every hour for about 10 minutes and slowly open the window to add air. Make sure that snow will not clog the exhaust pipe - this will reduce the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning

The most important thing is to prepare to check for families and neighbors who are particularly susceptible to cold weather, ie infants, the elderly, chronically ill patients. If you have a pet, please bring it to the room. If you can not bring it in indoors, please have enough warm shelter and unfrozen drinking water

No one can stop winter from coming. But if you follow these suggestions, you will be ready for it when it arrives

Most animals, plants and trees are prepared for autumn and winter. Squirrels collect and store food and are looking for evacuation centers that can provide evacuation shelters to them from the cold. Though their roots may survive in winter, plants either lose their flowers and leaves, or begin to die. In addition to being in a very warm place, trees lose their leaves in preparation for the winter. Some trees will also drop seed in the fall. Seeds are buried in the basement (sometimes only covered with fallen leaves), where the seeds are protected until they begin to grow into new springs. As the weather gets worse, the grass begins to turn brown

In autumn, trees change their color and then lose their leaves. This is to prepare for the winter. As the cold increased, the trees adapted to when the winter sleeps or sleeps. They also have thick bark to protect them from cold weather. Trees bloom and grow in spring and summer growing season. There are many different types of trees, shrubs and herbs that grow in deciduous forests. Most trees are hardwoods such as oak, maple, beech, pecan nut, chestnut. There are also several different plants that inhabit the cold forest floor where there are only a few suns, such as mountain laurels, azaleas, mosses.