According to Mike Staas of Mike Staas Services, the answer to that question has a couple of different components.

At some point, you've likely heard heard a winter or cold weather health myth. Common myths include not to shower or have wet hair before going outside or you could catch a cold, or that drinking hot ...

If there's a warm nose, and it freezes again at the surface you get freezing rain. If the snow crystal doesn't melt ...

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Central Texas, anticipating cooler-than-normal ...

Avian Flu Found in Wastewater of 10 Texas Cities Through Virome Sequencing ... Saline Nasal Drops Reduce the Duration of the Common Cold in Young Children by Two Days Sep. 6, 2024 — Using ...

Shoveling snow, a vigorous activity, can get dangerous for adults ages 45 and older or those with heart conditions. Here's ...

The U.S. will continue to see cold air outbreaks in winter, but as the Arctic and the rest of the planet warm, the most frigid temperatures of the past will become less common. That warming trend ...

With state electric grid operators eyeing the potential for extreme cold early next year, the Texas Supreme Court has agreed ...

If a fireplace is not cleared out after about every 50 fires, the chance to spark a chimney fire that spreads to the entire house greatly increases.

AUSTIN, Texas — With all the cold weather coming in ... "The dryer vent fires are more common in Austin than chimney fires," Fisk said. Depending on how many people are in the household and ...

Lubbock saw its hottest year ever recorded in 2024, beating a record set 90 years ago. One meteorologist says the city's ...

We answer frequently asked questions about the weather surrounding the Southern California wildfires, what Texas has in ...