Whenever temperatures drop significantly below normal, and wind increases, heat rapidly leaves your body, and this is especially true in cold winter weather. Losing body heat can lead to serious weather-related health problems such as frostbite, chilblains, trench foot, and hypothermia. While workers in the construction, agriculture, maritime, and commercial fishing industries are often exposed to the most extreme risks, cold stress is not exclusive to outdoor workers. People who work in cold storage or food processing, as well as those in facilities without heat or insulation can also get affected.