DETROIT –(USA Today): A 90-year-old Michigan woman was found dead this week after getting locked out of her home in the cold, according to a report from WOOD-TV.
Ada Salna died of hypothermia, the TV station reported. Blood loss from a cut contributed to her death.
Salna was found covered with snow on the steps of her home at about 1:30 p.m. Wednesday near Three Rivers in St. Joseph County, WOOD-TV reported. She was last seen alive Tuesday afternoon.
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WOOD-TV said Salna was feeding birds and her cats when she got locked out. The temperature in Three Rivers dipped to minus-15 before Salna’s body was discovered, according to the TV station. Wind chills were between minus-40 and minus-45 degrees.
At least three other deaths in Michigan are believed to be linked to this week’s stretch of record-breaking cold weather.