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How cold is cold?



How cold is cold?

anything below zero is cold.
40 degrees or below
um in temperature of the outside i'd say 50's and down.
but considering you put this under diseases- you have a cold when your body temp is 100 or above, or if you have a sore throat/runny nose
depends on a sunny day below 15 degree
windy and cloudy 35 or below
Anything with a - added to it., example: -10 with wind chill factor included.
went and visited the ice cream warehouse for a VERY large
chain of grocery stores - went from a -10 degree freezer into
a -40 degree freezer - where the workers wear arctic suits and have a mandatory 15 break in a 55 degree room every hour

we moved very quickly through it and it was unbelieveably warm
in the -10 degree freezer when we got back

o yeah - the sweat on my forehead froze in the colder freezer in 30 secs
I live in Jackson Hole, Wyoming one of the best places in the world to go skiing and i think -10 and below is cold. My friend thinks 32 (freezing) and below is cold.
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