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Have a emergency bag in your vehicle (even in a city you can freeze to death). Make sure to have some warm blankets and extra socks, gloves, hats in your car. It's also a good idea to have a change of clothing in the event you get wet (like if you have to try to dig out). Have a collapsible shovel, some salt or cat litter to gain extra traction.... etc. Ask me if I have lived in a cold as hell place with bad weather without asking me...

Stay safe everyone.

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>More than 60 million Americans are bracing for dangerous cold Wednesday through the weekend, bolstering the impact of a cross-country winter storm. Temperatures are expected to plunge as much as 50 degrees below February averages, smashing more than 270 records across at least 27 states. The cold will be most severe in central states such as Montana, North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and Iowa, where temperatures could dip as low as -45°F with -60°F wind chills.

Have a emergency bag in your vehicle (even in a city you can freeze to death). Make sure to have some warm blankets and extra socks, gloves, hats in your car. It's also a good idea to have a change of clothing in the event you get wet (like if you have to try to dig out). Have a collapsible shovel, some salt or cat litter to gain extra traction.... etc. Ask me if I have lived in a cold as hell place with bad weather without asking me... Stay safe everyone. Archive: https://archive.today/U2Njq From the post: >>More than 60 million Americans are bracing for dangerous cold Wednesday through the weekend, bolstering the impact of a cross-country winter storm. Temperatures are expected to plunge as much as 50 degrees below February averages, smashing more than 270 records across at least 27 states. The cold will be most severe in central states such as Montana, North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and Iowa, where temperatures could dip as low as -45°F with -60°F wind chills.

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100% It is a minimum requirement no matter where you are in that general part of the world.

On some roads you might not see another car for DAYS. People don't believe me when I tell them that but it is a fact. You have be prepared to shelter in place if things hit the fan until most likely a local finds you and helps.