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Health experts are issuing urgent warnings as a severe cold snap descends upon Milwaukee, bringing with it life-threatening risks of frostbite and hypothermia. The plummeting temperatures pose a significant danger to anyone spending time outdoors without adequate protection.
Medical professionals emphasize that frostbite can begin to affect exposed skin in a matter of minutes under these extreme conditions. Residents are strongly advised to dress in multiple loose layers, cover all exposed skin, and wear hats, gloves, and insulated boots. The key is to minimize any skin exposure to the frigid air.
Hypothermia, a dangerous drop in body temperature, is another critical concern. Warning signs include intense shivering, confusion, slurred speech, and drowsiness. Experts recommend checking on elderly neighbors, family members, and those without reliable shelter, as they are particularly vulnerable. Limiting time outdoors is crucial, and anyone who must be outside should take frequent breaks in warm locations.
Local authorities are reminding the public that cars should be winter-ready with emergency kits, and pets must be brought indoors. Staying informed about the latest weather advisories and heeding these safety guidelines is essential for community well-being during this intense cold spell.
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