Frigid weather complicates fire fighting in Detroit
Detroit firefighters spent hours battling a fire Monday that typically would only take about an hour to extinguish in warmer weather. Cold temperatures not only lead to reduced water pressure and frozen lines, but increases the risk of injuries such as falls.
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