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.
“It’s a dry heat.”
- Everyone in the southwest in unison
As a midwesterner, I will die on both hills, that it’s the wind that gets ya in the cold and that the humidity is what gets ya in the hot
And scientifically/biologically both are true, because the wind takes the warm air from above your skin immediately and the humidity prevents you from sweating
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.
Coloradoans:
Welp.
