Children dress warmly to watch the 20173 St. Patrick's Day Parade.
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Dress warmly so you can seek blowing air, even when it's cold.
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Should you be planning to stay up, dress warmly and avoid areas with bright city lights.
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January is one of the coldest months in D.C., so make sure to dress warmly and comfortably.
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You must dress warmly, in layers, and take along a hot, nonalcoholic beverage in an insulated thermos.
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If you'll be outside for any amount of time, you should dress warmly and cover any exposed skin.
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It said it would go ahead with a midnight fireworks and laser show, but urged attendees to dress warmly.
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The converted 2850 cargo plane could be cold, the officials said, so passengers were advised to shower and dress warmly.
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"We tell people, dress warmly, because we are only getting started," said Luisa Neubauer, 22, a university student who helps organize the Berlin protests.
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Overnight skies should still be open enough to allow a look for the Leonid meteor shower, but dress warmly as lows are in the 30s.
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We're supposed to get six inches of snow today so after all my morning chores, I dress warmly with a turtleneck, jeans, and hiking boots.
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When venturing outdoors during a winter storm, the CDC and National Weather Service have some recommendations: Dress warmly with hats, scarves and mittens and by wearing layers.
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Same goes for the rubber booties built into the bottom: Do yourself a favor and dress warmly underneath, with thick wool socks and long johns as a base layer.
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"Those headed out for trick-or-treating should dress warmly, for most temperatures will quickly drop into the 40s and 50s F shortly after nightfall," said AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Carl Babinski.
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My invitation, on behalf of the American artist Suzanne Lacy, told me to dress warmly in dark colors and wait for an escort by the back stairs of the six-story mill building.
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He said forecasts this year were for temperatures from 12 to 15 degrees, and with people having to line up many hours before midnight to get in, city officials urged them to dress warmly.
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If you do attempt to see the Lyrids this year, it's best to dress warmly, find the darkest spot you can, and expect it to take 20 to 30 minutes for your eyes to adjust to the dark.
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Mr. Ferguson advised that parade attendees arrive early that morning to snag a good viewing spot, dress warmly for the chilly January weather and either bike, walk or rely on the Metro train system to get around, as many streets will be closed and parking limited.
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Anglo-Saxons had warnings for pregnant women, including avoiding foods that were too salty or sweet, pork, and other fatty foods. They were also told to abstain from strong alcohol and too much drink and to avoid travel on horseback. If a woman were to stop menstruating supposedly due to a lack of nutrients and was not pregnant, she was to take hot baths, drink hot herb teas, and dress warmly.
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Mount Wellington has a Tundra Climate (Köppen: ET). The mountain significantly influences Hobart's weather, and intending visitors to the summit are advised to dress warmly against the often icy winds at the summit, which have been recorded at sustained speeds of over , with rare gusts of up to . In the winter it frequently snows and the mountain is often snowcapped. Lighter snowfalls in spring, summer and autumn are also common.
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That night, however, the lookout spots an iceberg dead ahead. Although the crew tries to steer clear of danger, the ship is gashed below the waterline and begins taking on water. When Richard finds Captain Smith, he insists on being told the truth: the ship is doomed and there are not enough lifeboats for everyone on board. He tells his family to dress warmly but properly; then they head outside.
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Volunteers organize Rahway River clean-ups all year round. They remove discarded fishing lines, invasive weeds and discarded litter and compete to see who can remove the most debris. Depending on the weather, river cleaners are encouraged to dress warmly and wear boots. Gloves, litter grabbers and refreshments may occasionally be provided at these cleanups. “The residents do a great job cleaning the parks,” Union County Watershed Ambassador Ismail Sukkar told LocalSource.
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He also tells them to "cover up in his presence" (referring to the girls' revealing clothes). When they fail to comply, he orders a massive industrial air conditioner, forcing them to dress warmly. Sharp is posing as a cheerleading coach specializing in conditioning, and at a Longhorns football game he tackles an opposing team's mascot when the mascot approaches the girls with a gun, later revealed to be a water gun. Other humorous mishaps occur, but Sharp's relationship with the girls begins to strengthen; Barb even begins to develop a crush on him.
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