Cold Weather SafetyMany southerners do not understand the new dangers brought by extremely cold weather. Last year, 8 people died from the cold and 29 in 2011. Some of these dangers include: frostbite, hypothermia, frostbite, trench foot and snow blindness. Here are some suggestions that will keep you warm and safe!When do cold injuries start?Cold injuries can occur in temperatures up to 60 degrees! So don't think that just because it's not freezing that you can't be a victim. Who is most susceptible to cold injuries? Although no one is safe from cold injuries, certain groups of people are at higher risk. to become a cold injury. These groups are: • Young and old people • People from very hot climates • People who are overweight or obese • People with poor eating habits • Those who have not received training or experience in cold climates Turn to the next page to see what the cold can do to you!The 6 Types of Cold InjuriesFrostfrost• Painful inflammation of the blood veins...