Extreme cold warning issued for most of Saskatchewan
“The cold is bad enough to be a hazard. It presents a significant risk, in particular for frostbite and for hypothermia. Cold can also lead to cardiac arrest. It’s quite the stressor on the body.”
Hasell warned that hypothermia symptoms can get to the point where it looks like a drunken episode or a diabetic episode. “It involves a lot of confusion. But this is a critical time, this is the moment, where if you haven’t done so already, that person needs to be saved from their situation because the next step is basically unconsciousness and cardiac arrest.”She said that if it’s too cold for you, it’s also too cold for your pets.Global News/ Slavo Kutas“This stretch should end some time this weekend for most places in Saskatchewan.
She noted that we don’t typically see very cold weather conditions in March, but added that it’s not unheard of.
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