Without fail
Without fail
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Nah cause it's the realest shit there is.
I can deal with sub zero temps but a windy day at 40°f feels like ice cutting into your bones.
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This is the same concept as a convection oven.
Cold, but still air? You're going to form a little heat bubble around you that makes it less bad. But as soon as a moderate breeze comes through, you lose that heat bubble. If you're wearing wind resistant clothes, you still have the layer of warm air at your skin.
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This is also why blowing on your food cools it off faster. You blow away that protective heat bubble.
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Coloradoans:
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Welp.
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Ope, gonna scoot right past ya there.
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Cold, Wet, Dark anymore than two is a bad time
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Hello from Seattle! It's nice here.
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I got stuck until 1am last night getting home. Fucking hell it was a cold walk
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Where does windy come into play here? Multiplier on cold?
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It's a multiplier on cold and transitions x% of wet to cold.
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True.
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I sweat a lot for a midwesterner. Florida could literally kill me. Also yeah, it also depends if the wind is dry or not.
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Ah geez
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"It's a dry heat."
Everyone in the southwest in unison
"It's not the heat, it's the humidity."
Southerners
Floridian here, yesterday I got home from a week long vacation to a dry place and I changed clothes and they literally felt wet. It was gross. Also it IS the humidity as you can't sweat as easily if the sweat doesn't evaporate
Genuinely is though and I will die on that hill.
To be fair, I live in a high humidity area and visiting a ‘dry heat’ area was amazing. Being in the shade actually felt refreshing instead of oppressive and stuffy.