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Atlanta-As winter approaches in the United States, keeping warm and safe can be challenging-especially during extremely cold weather and storms.
In fact, winter weather can bring severe temperatures, power outages, interruption of communication services and road icing.
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To ensure the safety of you and your loved ones, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued guidelines on how to prepare your home and your car before the winter storm.
The CDC recommends that the key to preparing for winter storms is to plan ahead before the onset of winter weather.
According to the CDC, whenever you anticipate a winter storm or extreme cold, it is important to regularly check the weather forecast and check your emergency supplies (including emergency food and water supplies).
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In addition, if your area is susceptible to winter weather, CDC recommends that you develop a communication and disaster plan for your family in advance.
CDC recommends reviewing your plan every six months and updating it if necessary.
The CDC and the National Weather Service recommend that you prepare your home, which includes checking your four p: pets, pipes, plants, and people.
It is important to prepare your car for the winter weather, which includes providing maintenance services to your car at the frequency recommended by the manufacturer.
Before winter, CDC recommends repairing the radiator system or using an antifreeze tester to check the antifreeze level by yourself. In addition, replace the windshield wiper fluid with winter mixture, and check your heater, defroster, brake, brake fluid, ignition device, emergency flasher, exhaust device, oil and battery to ensure that your car is in Good working condition.
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CDC also recommends ensuring that the tires on your car have adequate tread and air pressure. The appropriate pressure recommended for your car is usually between 30-35 psi. At the same time, keep the fuel tank close to full to help avoid freezing of the fuel tank and fuel lines.
CDC states that it is best to avoid traveling during winter storms, but if necessary, the following items are recommended:
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