Hypothermia Risks Increase in Mississippi and Tennessee With Next Wave of Frigid Temperatures

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45% : " The National Weather Service said arctic air moving into the Southeast will cause already frigid temperatures to plummet into the teens (minus 10 degrees Celsius) on Friday night in cities like Nashville, where more than 79,000 homes and businesses still lacked power nearly a week after a massive storm dumped snow and ice across the eastern U.S. People who are more vulnerable -- the elderly, infants and those with underlying health conditions -- may have started experiencing hypothermia symptoms within hours of being exposed to the frigid temperatures, explained Dr. Zheng Ben Ma, medical director of the University of Washington Medical Center's northwest emergency department.

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