Top Three Tips For Surviving Winter

As the winter season comes into full swing, many people struggle to cope with the frigid temperatures, snow, and ice. There are also many new drivers in Beaver Local, who will experience driving in the Winter for the first time this year. So, in order to help those who struggle, here are my top three tips for surviving winter.

1. Bundle Up
I know bubble coats might not be the most attractive piece in the world, but it will insulate your body and retain heat better, keeping you warmer longer. So, take a fashion sacrifice and wear the big, chunky coat. Also, do not forget about hats, gloves, scarves, and socks! These accessories tend to be forgotten by many, but they are some of the most crucial. Keeping your body warm by putting a protective layer between you and the elements is extremely important to reduce cold and sickness.

2. Drive Slowly
Waking up early is one of the most dreaded part of any student’s life. Getting up before dawn is one of the last things anyone wants to do, but, as the nights get longer, it becomes inevitable. There are many students that sleep through their alarms and find themselves scrambling to make it to school on time, speeding down the road. This is one of the worst things you can do in the winter. In the winter, snow and ice are a staple. They can be pretty, but not when they cause your car to spin into a ditch. Many people get into serious accidents during the season due to speeding. So, to help lower this risk, allow yourself more time to drive to school. Wake up ten minutes earlier. And, if you are running late, do not speed. It is better to be late and alive then speed and not be. Teachers and administrators will be understanding about your tardy.

3. Get a hobby
With worsening weather and shorter days, many of us find ourselves in a slump. It is almost like our lives get put on hold until spring. One way to help lessen your boredom is to pick up a hobby. Hobbies can include a plethora of things, not just boring old stamp collecting. Drawing, sewing, cooking, reading, yodeling, anything. The possibilities are endless(especially now that you have all the time in the world since your parents don’t want you out in the bad weather) and are waiting to be discovered! So, try something other than just sitting on your phone and complaining how bored you are and how much you hate winter.

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