The holidays are often associated with colder weather and the need to bundle up and keep warm. Unfortunately, when filling your home with love, light, and warmth, things can take a dangerous turn.

As outside temperatures drop, houses heat up and burn injuries increase.

The recent heat wave that blanketed the majority of the U.S. left a toll on those dealing with temperatures reaching 100 degrees.

In the summer months, tourists and residents of cities like San Diego head to the beach in droves.

DID YOU KNOW?

There are over 140 apps provided by the government for your smartphone… most are free!

Drinking Water to Stay Hydrated

A new national standard, approved in the spring of 2012, will assist in the choice of thermal insulating apparel to keep workers protected from harsh cold weather conditions.

Heat stress, heat exhaustion or even heat stroke can be caused by the inability of the body to cool itself down by sweating.

Portable handheld device provides waterless WBGT measurement and displays
on-screen warning signal when environmental conditions enter a danger zone.