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Cold weather can mean a period of specific low temperatures, frequently the freezing point or below. It also describes atmospheric conditions, including wind and factors which lower temperature. It's also a subjective term, including the feeling of cold under certain conditions, and what to do or use to acclimate during periods of cold, in order to feel warmer.
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How can I stay warm in subzero (0°F, -18°C ) weather?
If you're staying out overnight, consider digging a snowhole instead of using a tent. A snowhole can be much warmer than a tent and give significantly better protection. And, as Andy Kirkpatrick write …
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Do reusable "hand coolers" exist?
When water evaporates, it cools the surrounding surface. This is primarily why we sweat - our body is using this process to cool itself down.
So, a buff (or mitts) dipped in water can act as pretty e …
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What do I do to prevent and treat frostbite?
As said, prevention is better than cure. But, most importantly, don't attempt to thaw frostbitten areas if there's any chance of them re-freezing. This typically means don't try to treat it yourself i …
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