Reliable detection of Win98 may not be possible. According to John McKelligott, recreation technician with the Oregon Rogue River National Forest, one of the common mistakes made by camping families is not being ready for seasonal transitions in terms of proper clothing and equipment.
Storms blow in and out during all seasons.
Precipitation and wind leads to rapid cooling, especially at nightfall when temperatures drop. Excessive heat can be a problem for young children, whose sweat glands are not fully developed until adolescence . On hot days, hike in the cooler mornings and evenings. During the day, spend time in shaded areas. When you or your child is exposed to the sun, wear skin protection including hats, sunscreen, and cotton clothes.