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Delaware is under a Winter Storm Warning on Monday and with substantial snowfall expected, the primary question is how to stay entertained while you’re at home.
While relaxing by a fire with a warm drink may appeal to some adults, many kids might start complaining about the dreadful tasks they’ve been assigned since December 26, “I’m booooorrrrred!”
To avoid those unfortunate sounds, here are several activities for parents and youngsters.
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As per the National Weather Service, there’s a chance of witnessing 1 inch per hour. Here are the snow forecasts for the state:
Grab your sled, lubricate the runners on your device or acquire a coaster sled like Clark Griswold in “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” and venture to the hills, regardless of their height.
Here’s a brief list of excellent locations for sledding in Delaware.
A location to avoid sledding is the Delaware Dunes. The dunes provide a sensitive wildlife habitat and safeguard the beaches and the communities they surround.
There will be piles of snow accumulated from clearing and snowplows. This presents children and adults with the ideal chance to build the finest fort to ensure snow invaders won’t seize your abode.
Avoid tunnels and igloos due to potential collapsing, but an open fort is safe and a vital aspect for our following activity.
You have your defensive structure – the fort – which gives you an edge over those individuals who chose not to prepare for confrontation. Invite a few friends and have a neighborhood snowball battle.
Safety reminder: Steer clear of headshots and utilize snowballs without ice. Although it provides you an advantage, we aim to prevent any injuries − just enjoy yourselves.
Sure, you could construct a snowman, there’s nothing wrong with being conventional. However, unleash your creativity and assemble a battalion of figures. You could craft snow dinosaurs and create your own Jurassic Park. You could replicate Stonehenge or the statues on Easter Island. You could depict a snow sculpture of Saquon Barkley’s backward leap.
If those seem to exceed your skill level, there are always snow monsters that can guard your home.
Before stepping outside, you must dress appropriately for the conditions.
As stated by the National Weather Service, wear multiple layers of loose-fitting, lightweight, insulated apparel. Remove layers to prevent sweating and chill. Outer layers should be tightly woven, water-resistant, and hooded.
Wear a hat as a significant amount of your body heat can escape from your head. Shield your mouth to safeguard your lungs from severe cold. Mittens, fitted at the wrist, are preferable to gloves. Aim to remain dry and sheltered from the wind.
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