When the temperature plunges and the lights go out, staying warm stops being a comfort issue and becomes a safety problem. Hypothermia can creep up indoors faster than people expect, especially in ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WREG) — When winter weather hits, power outages are always a possibility, and we want to make sure you’re taking safety precautions, while staying warm. In a matter of hours, much of ...

This ice storm has hit our local communities hard, leaving hundreds of thousands without power and state-wide road closures, making everyday routines feel impossible. We’ve scoured social media to ...

Conserve and trap heat indoors: Stay in one small, interior room, block drafts with towels or blankets, cover windows at night, and sit or sleep lower to the ground where it’s warmer. Use body heat ...

One minute the lights are on, the next minute, the winter storm has knocked out the power. Warmth is now the focus. So here are a few things you can do when you have no power and still need to stay ...

Winter storms can wreak havoc. Snow and ice can knock out power with little warning, render roads impassable and cause pipes to freeze and burst — leading to a wet and potentially costly mess.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Temperatures across Nashville and Middle Tennessee brought on by Winter Storm Fern could pose serious risks to vulnerable ...