What To Expect For Winter 2013-14

As you may already know, weather can be very unpredictable at times. The forecast for the winter 2013-14 has revealed below-average temperatures for more than half of the United States, especially in the Northern and Eastern areas of the country. If the temperatures are expected to drop below the normal level, the level of precipitations will be above normal which means that we will record heavy snowfall this winter.

However, it is known that some areas such as the Pacific Northwest tend to have a wetter climate, given their position close to the ocean – these areas will experience a milder winter this year, but other than that most of the United States will notice significant snowfalls throughout the cold season, snowfalls that extend all the way to February or even March.

How To Cope With Low Temperatures?

The most efficient and comfortable way to overcome low temperatures this winter is, of course, to turn on the heat. However, we all know that the energy bills can sky-rocket when you do that – fortunately, this is no longer the case with the innovative Envi heater, which is especially designed to provide comfortable heat while helping you keep your energy bills low. This new heater model was released on the market in 2013, and if you order it now you will benefit from a 10% seasonal sale, along with free shipping service. This heater is proven to help you reduce your energy bills by up to 50%, which makes it a great long-term investment, especially if you live in an area with very harsh climate and rough winters. The heater is fanless and hypoallergenic, therefore safe to use even by those with respiratory problems – besides this, the Envi heater uses a low wattage patented convection technology and it has safe, wall-mounted panel heaters that will prevent you from getting burned.