Arctic air spills into the region Sunday night into Monday. Temperatures will likely fall into the single digits for lows, ...

Some advice online says the answer is to just let your faucets drip. If there are freezing temperatures outside, the American Red Cross says you should let cold water drip from faucets.

For indoor pipes, the most common way to prevent freezing is dripping the faucets at just a trickle. While the Red Cross specifies letting the cold water drip, Homes and Gardens says people should ...

Red x's show faucets that do not need to run a drip.) Please contact your local plumber ... Stay warm out there and watch for slick spots and black ice patches on roads the next few days. This cold ...

With the extreme cold comes a higher risk of frozen pipes, which can burst, leaving property owners with significant damage and a hefty plumbing bill. Related: Dallas-Fort Worth weather ...

The approaching cold front is forecast to sweep into the ... Set faucets to a small, steady drip rather than a stream to conserve water while preventing freezing. Drip the faucet farthest from ...

South Carolina residents are being urged to prepare for expected winter weather and extreme cold in the coming ... exposed pipes and let faucets drip overnight to prevent freezing and bursting ...

it's advisable to let both hot and cold water faucets drip. This practice keeps water moving through the pipes, reducing the risk of freezing. "You don't need much, but the biggest key is to ...