When March hits, some travelers are fully prepared to put winter behind them and focus only on destinations that involve beaches and sunshine — or are at least free of snow. #skiing#staywarmoutdoors https://t.co/9kvfmes4LP
Predator hunting is fairly popular in areas of the north during this time of year, a sporting event where hunters can register to hunt for a period of days and bring in all the animals they harvest for the competition. #hunting#winterhunting https://t.co/D8vjzCT6U5
While avoiding the dangers of the frigid cold, such as frostbite, there are still hidden threats in the environment — and that is the silent killer, carbon monoxide. https://t.co/saSILxtwSZ
A student at the University of Iowa is among multiple people to have died in the bitterly cold winter weather sweeping the Midwest and elsewhere in the US due to a split in the polar vortex. https://t.co/gcw2FtLuCE
❄️If it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for them. 🐶🐱That’s the rule of thumb that animal-care experts suggest pet owners follow in deciding whether to bring their furry friends indoors. https://t.co/jePqXbpow8
Super technical North Face jacket paired with shorts? Welcome to the worst fashion-trend of the season. *Enter self-promoting link about adhesive warmers here* #staywarmoutdoors https://t.co/9RcoHWEjbA
Temperatures in Ontario, Canada, have dropped to -18C, resulting in the Falls looking even more photogenic than they did earlier this month when they first froze over. #winterwonderland#staywarmoutdoors https://t.co/lpEzkHOX5I
Think for a moment about the incredible amount of native plant materials that are consumed annually by whitetail deer. A single whitetail deer consumes between 8.25 and 12 pounds of plant material daily (green weight) or over 3,000 pounds a year. https://t.co/wbDOoP0YKC
Whitetails obviously don’t take “vacations,” but they do make seasonal relocations and sometimes long journeys – but in this case we’re talking about moving into wintering grounds, often referred to as “deer yards.” https://t.co/Xjap1Dgqiv
For the second week in a row, a major snowstorm appears likely into this weekend. Accumulating snow is expected Friday into Saturday in the Plains and Midwest. Heavy snow is likely in parts of the Northeast this weekend. #staywarmoutdoors https://t.co/p1uZ7R2uvX
There are two types of people out there when the winter months arrive: those who hunker down indoors with blankets and an impressive Netflix queue, and those that relish getting outside. https://t.co/Bn9UTetyiJ
Why would anyone want to go ice fishing? It can be bitter cold. And windy. I’ll tell you why, because if they’re biting it can be fun. And, you can have fresh fish in the winter! #icefishing#staywarmoutdoors#winterblues https://t.co/YayvfqRe32
Before you go cursing Mother Nature for making temperatures drop and your noses run, rumor has it that, contrary to popular belief, brisk conditions aren’t necessarily what’s so troubling to your immune system this time of year. https://t.co/rAlywkxpNW
Winter storms (and their warnings) seem to grow more alarming each and every year. When you start hearing terms like “bomb cyclone” and how they could “wreak havoc” on impacted areas, you know things are serious. https://t.co/rLqmkTX9j7
With winter coming on fast and the temperatures dipping to new lows, you may be tempted to pack up your lures and fishing rods until next spring. Or, you could pull your warmers and insoles out.🐟 https://t.co/0ymFWGNRes
Just because it’s winter does not mean you should rule out a climbing adventure. Sure, the conditions may be a bit more extreme, but that’s nothing some well thought-out preparation can’t solve. https://t.co/0E6ZwBv4LR
Cold-weather workouts need slight adjustments compared to those during the warmer months in the year. Here are a few ways to structure cold-weather workouts in the Winter. 🏃♀️ https://t.co/Kle0SIQ7ep
@Yalowega says: "I tried explaining the allure of camping in the desert in the winter to some colleagues today and from their faces i could tell my dream vacation is their worst nightmare. Dirt bagging ain’t for everyone."