MHTC Alert: Preparing for the Coldest Day of the Year in Mount Horeb

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Tomorrow, Mount Horeb and surrounding areas are expected to see windchills down to -40°F. At MHTC, we want to make sure our customers stay safe, warm, and connected, even during the most extreme Wisconsin cold.

Understanding -40°F Windchill

  • At -40°F, exposed skin can freeze in just minutes
  • Limit outdoor activity if possible, and check on neighbors
  • Pets should stay indoors, with the access to warm, unfrozen water
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Home Safety Tips for Mount Horeb Residents

  • Prevent frozen pipes: Insulate any exposed pipes
  • Heating safety: Space heaters are helpful but should never be left unattended
  • Check carbon monoxide detectors: With increased heating, this is more important than ever

Protect Your Internet & MHTC Services

During extreme cold, internet service may be affected if power or heating is interrupted. To stay connected as much as possible, consider downloading important files in advance, keeping devices charged, and managing bandwidth when multiple devices are online.

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Quick Safety Reminders from MHTC

At MHTC, our team is here to support Mount Horeb and the surrounding rural areas during extreme cold. Remember to layer up, keep your devices and internet equipment indoors and warm, and check on neighbors or pets. With a little preparation, you can stay safe, warm, and connected even on the coldest days of the year.