Winter Isn’t Over Yet

Practical Winter Safety Tips for Families and Businesses The Calendar Changed. The Weather Didn’t. March 20 may mark the official end of winter in the Northern Hemisphere, but icy sidewalks, freezing rain, and late-season snowstorms don’t check the calendar before they arrive. In fact, AccuWeather continues to show winter advisories across parts of the Northeast,  … Read more

What to Keep in Your Winter Emergency Kit

A Seasonal Reminder from Family Handyman and Gemma Johnston Winter can turn from peaceful to perilous in a moment. From icy roads to power outages, the cold season tests both patience and preparedness. I was recently honored to be featured in Family Handyman’s article by Gemma Johnstone, “What to Keep in Your Winter Emergency Kit.” … Read more

Coldest January Since 2011

How to Stay Safe and Prepared Introduction: A Winter Unlike Any Other Imagine stepping outside to find the world blanketed in frost, the air biting with a ferocity that hasn’t been felt in over a decade. This January is shaping up to be the coldest since 2011, with temperatures plunging and snowstorms sweeping across regions. … Read more

Power Outage Prep

Power Outage Prep – Getting Prepared for Winters Blackouts Imagine it is a very cold winter night the wind is blowing and all of  a sudden the lights go off. What would you do? This is not only a nuisance – it  can be dangerous. As the weather conditions continue to worsen, it is not … Read more

Winter Storm Preparations

20230106 Friday Findings Winter Storm Preparations Before winter approaches, make sure you have made preparations:  Winter storms can be dangerous; storms in December have already proved this. Winter is just getting started, and January storms are on the way. So it’s essential to prepare in advance. Consider warm clothing and layers to help protect you … Read more