NFPA and USFA launch “Put a Freeze on Winter Fires” campaign to promote home fire safety during winter months
The weather outside may be frightful this winter, but a fire in your home is far from delightful. Unfortunately, the risk of home fire does increase during the winter months: December, January, February and March are the leading months for U.S. home fires.
Source:: NFPA – News Releases
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