If you happen to be a Game of Thrones fan, you know the Stark Family motto: "Winter is coming." It’s inevitable and sometimes dangerous. Many parts of the US will experience an active winter season, with everything from snow, rain, and wintery mixes in store.
While winter isn’t technically here yet, the first storm of the year can sneak up on you. Now is the time to double-check your preparations and be certain that
you are ready for anything, well before the first snowflake falls.
This article and checklist will help you get your vehicle prepared.
One of the best ways to brace yourselves for the onset of cold weather, winter storms, and potential power outages is to prep your home for the season.
In these days of tight budgets and arctic blasts, staying warm without spending several hundred dollars a month on utilities is a major point of concern. Luckily, there are all sorts of low-tech ways to stay warm using less heat.
Depending on where you live, a winter power outage can quickly become a life-threatening emergency. No matter how you heat your home, it’s vital to have a backup method.
