Meteorologist Henry Margusity forecasts a turbulent start to January 2026, beginning with a clipper system today that brings light snow to the Northeast. A more significant system is close behind, targeting the Great Lakes and Northeast from Tuesday night into Wednesday with heavier snow—particularly for Upstate New York and Northern Michigan—and a potential icy mix for New England. While a brief milder pattern may offer respite for some later this week, Margusity warns it will be short-lived as another storm targets the Midwest with roughly 4 inches of snow by Friday or Saturday. Looking furt[…]

Meteorologist Henry Margusity forecasts active winter weather leading into the holiday, starting with a system tracking into the Northeast tomorrow, December 23rd. This disturbance is expected to bring a general 1 to 4 inches of snow to the region, with locally higher amounts possible and a risk of ice accumulation across the Appalachians and south-central Pennsylvania. The system will likely bring snow into New York City and potentially as far south as Baltimore before transitioning to a wintry mix. Concurrently, a "Pineapple Connection" is streaming moisture into the West, dumping heavy snow[…]

Forget the reindeer and the magic dust for a moment. Let’s talk logistics. Consider the operational demands: One night. Billions of stops. Diverse, unpredictable terrain ranging from slick urban loading zones to frozen rural driveways. When we talk about high-stakes, time-critical delivery operations, nobody has more experience than the man in the red suit. He runs the tightest supply chain on the planet. But here is the industry secret that keeps the operation running smoothly: when the pressure is on, Santa doesn’t rely on "Christmas magic" to stay vertical on the ice.

A practical checklist for safety managers Winter brings predictable hazards, and slips and falls are at the top of the list. The good news is that most winter related slip risks can be identified and controlled long before the first freeze. A structured facility audit helps safety managers pinpoint problem areas, strengthen controls, and reduce preventable injuries.

Every winter, icy surfaces turn even routine walking into a serious hazard. In industrial settings, those risks multiply. Icy docks, steel steps, and frozen yards can lead to slips, injuries, and costly downtime. The right ice gripper, also known as an ice cleat or traction aid, is more than a convenience. It is a vital piece of personal protective equipment. At Winter Walking, we have spent more than 40 years engineering ice traction solutions that perform where others fail. Through years of field testing, feedback, and material science innovation, we have learned what truly makes an ice grip[…]

Winter is just around the corner, and with it comes a whole host of hazards that can pose a threat to the safety of your employees. As a responsible employer, it is crucial to start planning now to ensure the well-being of your staff and maintain a strong safety record for your company. One important aspect to consider when preparing for winter is providing your employees with the necessary equipment to prevent slips and falls on ice and snow. Industrial ice cleats and other winter traction aids can be incredibly effective in reducing the risk of accidents. However, before making a purchase, i[…]