Signs of Hypothermia

Get victim into dry clothes and keep in a horizontal recovery position. If conscious give a warm drink -  
NO coffee or tea - and NEVER ALCOHOL!
If in doubt, treat as severe hypothermia, 
remember to handle the victim very gently.

Get help, attract attention.

Carry a WHISTLE with you!  (A Fox 40 is highly recommended)

Assist Search and Rescue crews
to find you on the ground.

Keep calm and make yourself visible.

Assist Search and Rescue crews spot you from the air.

If you find yourself in a survival situation, the first thing to do is prevent further heat loss.

 Look for or make a shelter, keep out of the wind.

link to: What to do in Water

Through an easy to use visual interface, you will be able to get the latest
windchill values in watts per square meter, or in equivalent temperature
values. The program allows you to calculate the wind chill from the wind
speed (km/h) and temperature (deg. C), or you can convert the watts per
square meter value to an equivalent temperature value.

You should save both files (childex.exe and childex.hlp)
in the same folder on your computer.

DOWNLOAD: Chilldex.zip (306KB)
These applications are provided for personal use only by Environment Canada, (no support provided).