The National Weather Service uses Cold Weather Alerts to delineate the degrees of danger associated with cold temperatures.

Here's what you need to know about cold weather safety including health risks, how to protect your home and pipes from freezing, and also what to do if the power goes out to keep the warmth inside.

Each summer, we hear about the deadly and very real danger of extreme heat. But perhaps we should be paying more attention to the impacts of wintertime cold. Researchers have discovered that over the ...

Wearing multiple layers, staying hydrated, and warming up before exercising can help you stay safe and enjoy the cold weather. There may be some risks for people with certain conditions. Staying ...

Cold hands are often dismissed as a reaction to cold weather, but persistent coldness may signal an underlying issue such as high cholesterol. Elevated LDL levels can cause plaque buildup, narrowing ...

Similar to humans, cats and dogs face the risk of frostbite and hypothermia if exposed to extreme cold for prolonged periods, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. So it is ...