A COLD WEATHER ADVISORY will be in effect from 9 p.m. Sunday through 9 a.m. Monday for the entire region. This means that temperatures or wind chills will drop low to pose a risk of hypothermia if proper precautions aren’t taken. Morning lows will fall into the mid-20s for much of the Capital Area, and a light breeze will make it feel even colder early Monday. Wind chills will dip into the teens to near 20° along and north of I-10/I-12, while areas farther south will feel closer to 20–25°. Be sure to protect all 4 P’s Sunday night into Monday morning:
People: Bundle up before stepping outside. Wear appropriate clothing, including a heavy coat, hat, and gloves. Also, ensure that portable space heaters are used properly; keep them away from flammable materials and never leave them unattended.
Pets: What feels cold to a human also feels cold to animals. Keep pets indoors as much as possible…