Weather talk has evolved beyond mere chit-chat as extreme conditions become increasingly common. This shift towards unpredictable weather and stronger storms highlights the critical need for specialized skills provided in Corvus Survival’s winter survival courses.
Recent severe winter storms in the U.S. have impacted regions unfamiliar with heavy snow, necessitating large-scale snow removal efforts from both public and personal properties.
The growing prevalence of extreme weather has underscored the lack of preparedness for such conditions, particularly in the south, which might benefit from adopting the cold-weather strategies of northern residents.
While individuals in colder climates may know basic cold-weather survival tactics, such as dressing warmly and insulating their homes, there are those who possess advanced survival skills for living through the severe conditions of snow-covered wilderness areas.
Jerry Saunders, the brains behind Corvus Survival, is a leader in this field. He has offered a training session for the Superior Search and Rescue (SAR) volunteers in Upper Michigan, teaching them vital skills for handling cold weather emergencies effectively.
