DisasterAssistance.gov - Winter Storm

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With winter storms comes the risk of death from traffic accidents on icy roads as well as hypothermia from exposure to the cold.

These resources from several U.S. Government agencies and private organizations provide advice on how to protect yourself and your loved ones during and after a winter storm.

Winter Weather
Self-help measures and tips for dealing with periods of extreme cold
(Centers for Disease Control)

During Winter Storm
Advice on what you should do during a winter storm when you lose your heat
(FEMA)

Winter Storms ... The Deceptive Killers. A Guide to Survival
Information about what to do if you are caught in a winter storm
(National Weather Service)

Winter Tips
Advice about keeping safe and saving energy during winter conditions
(Environmental Protection Agency)

Winter Storm
Advice on what to do before, during and after a winter storm
(American Red Cross)

trees broken from weight of ice in Kansas City
Kansas City, MO, January 31, 2002 -- A winter storm has hit Kansas City and the surrounding areas. (FEMA/Oliver)