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sports6 hours ago

Chicago cold test: Rams face season’s chilliest trip yet

Bears coach Ben Johnson says Chicago will be the coldest venue the Rams have faced this year as Sunday’s Rams-Bears game is forecast to snow with temperatures around 20 degrees; he notes Matthew Stafford’s history in cold games, discusses the difficulty of simulating cold-weather conditions, and says his teams practice outside to acclimate, though it’s unclear how the Rams will adapt.

sports1 day ago

Bears Aim to Upset Rams in Frigid Soldier Field Divisional Clash

The Chicago Bears will host the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Divisional Round at Soldier Field after advancing past the Packers. Head coach Ben Johnson bluntly praised the Rams as “damn good.” Cold weather and a loud home crowd could sway the matchup in Chicago’s favor, especially given Matthew Stafford’s struggles in outdoor cold games. LA counters with a high-powered offense and a sturdy run defense, while Chicago relies on a strong offensive line and solid production to pull off an upset in the frigid conditions.

local-news9 days ago

South Jersey Police Rescue Teen from Dangerous Frozen Pond

A 13-year-old boy fell through thin ice on a pond in Woolwich Township, New Jersey, and was rescued by police officers who risked going into the freezing water to save him. The officers broke through the ice to reach and pull him to safety, after which he was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. The incident highlights the dangers of thin ice during cold weather.

health-and-fitness17 days ago

Do Cold Temperatures Boost Calorie Burn? Experts Explain

Exposing your body to cold weather can increase calorie burn through shivering and non-shivering thermogenesis, especially below 60-66°F, but factors like wind chill, clothing, and body composition influence the effect. While outdoor cold workouts offer a slight metabolic boost, proper clothing and gradual acclimation are essential for safety and effectiveness.

sports-and-outdoor-activities19 days ago

Winter Running: Essential Gear to Stay Warm Over 20 Miles a Week

The article shares essential tips and gear recommendations for running in cold winter weather, emphasizing layering with moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and protective outerwear, along with accessories like socks, gloves, and hats. It highlights specific products such as Lululemon's Swiftly Tech, Patagonia fleece, Hanes socks, Athleta gloves, and FP Movement beanie, as well as footwear like Asics Novablast 5 shoes and a Garmin running watch, to stay warm, comfortable, and motivated during winter runs.

weather1 year ago

Snow and Frigid Cold to Grip Great Lakes and Midwest

A major snowstorm is affecting the Great Lakes, Plains, and Midwest regions, with upstate New York experiencing significant snowfall along lakes Erie and Ontario. The storm coincides with a busy holiday travel weekend, causing travel disruptions and prompting emergency declarations in parts of New York and Pennsylvania. The National Weather Service warns of hazardous conditions, with some areas expecting multiple feet of snow and temperatures significantly below average. The cold weather is also impacting the Northern Plains and parts of the eastern U.S., with advisories in place.

weather1 year ago

Arctic Blast Brings Snow and Record Cold to Millions Post-Thanksgiving

A major snowstorm is affecting the Great Lakes, Plains, and Midwest regions, with upstate New York experiencing significant snowfall and cold temperatures. A state of emergency has been declared in parts of New York, impacting holiday travel. The National Weather Service warns of hazardous travel conditions due to heavy snow and frigid temperatures, with some areas expecting up to 6 feet of snow. The cold weather is also affecting the Northern Plains and parts of the eastern U.S., with temperatures significantly below average.

health1 year ago

Cold Weather Linked to Increased Heart Attack and Stroke Risk

Cold weather increases the risk of stroke due to blood vessel contraction and heightened stress during the holiday season, according to the American Stroke Association. Studies show a rise in stroke incidents during winter, with lifestyle changes like dressing warmly, managing stress, and following a Mediterranean diet recommended for prevention. The acronym FAST (Face, Arm, Speech, Time) is crucial for recognizing stroke symptoms and seeking immediate help.