WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – That arctic air can cause pipes in your home to freeze. To protect your pipes, it’s all about prevention. First, you’re going to want to keep your indoor faucet on at a drip.

It's going to be cold in the Ozarks this weekend — the coldest it's been all winter. The National Weather Service forecasts temperatures to be well below freezing throughout the holiday weekend, with ...

Americans across more than a dozens states are feeling the effects of a blast of Arctic air this week in what has already been a cold winter. Wednesday is forecast to be the coldest day in a stretch ...

From skiing to ice skating and building snowmen to drinking hot cocoa, cold weather is great for a slew of things. But when temperatures dip below freezing during winter, failure to prepare for frigid ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Each year during extreme cold weather, hundreds of thousands of people experience frozen and/or burst water lines... but why? Water has a unique property in that it expands as it ...

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As winter temperatures plummet, the risk of frozen and burst pipes rises sharply, potentially causing thousands of dollars in damage. According to the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — When Arctic air moves into our region, the cold has an opportunity to freeze pipes within your home. With that concern, we spoke to a local plumber to help you prevent that. Matt ...