Another big concern that comes with entering cold water is hypothermia. Cold water immersion can cause the body’s core ...

Prolonged exposure to cold weather is the primary cause of hypothermia. Other causes may include: staying in cold water for too long having wet clothes in the cold living in a cold house, especially ...

Place areas affected by frostbite in warm-to-touch water, not hot water. Hypothermia is different. A person suffering from the cold might be shivering, exhausted or confused.

San Diego lifeguards rescued a woman suffering from hypothermia who said she had been swimming all night, according to a lifeguard lieutenant.Lifeguards were called around 5:40 a.m. Sept. 14 after … ...

New Hampshire is experiencing a hot summer, but the beach water remains unusually cold. A Massachusetts mother is warning beachgoers after her 10-year-old son, Declan, showed signs of hypothermia ...

The CDC suggests a hat, a scarf that covers your face and mouth, a water-resistant coat, mittens or gloves, several layers of loose-fitting clothing and water-resistant boots.

Near-freezing temperatures in the Potomac River pose a significant risk of hypothermia for any survivors, forecasters said. Water temperatures in the river early Thursday were around 33 degrees ...

Frostbite, hypothermia, and frozen water pipes are all top concerns. Obviously, the message is to prepare for the cold, dress warm, and stay inside if you can. Check on loved ones and elderly ...

(WJAR) Officials said he was suffering from severe hypothermia. According to officials, the temperature was 21 degrees, and the water temperature was 34 degrees at the time of the rescue.