Cold weather: why do so many people dislike it? (catastrophic, dress, comfortable)
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I love the cold. I've lived on the NE coast of the US for many years now. And yeah, that biting, wet, windy cold off the water can be pretty harsh. But I think a still, sunny, cold winter's day is among the most beautiful experiences on earth.
I am a little concerned by just how bad my tolerance for heat has become. It was never very good, but, as I've gotten older, it's kind of becoming a problem. Depending on the humidity, I can start sweating when it's in the 70's.
I use public transportation a lot, so forget going anywhere in July and August and looking like anything. After standing on a hot subway platform, or walking to a bus stop, I'm drenched. Job interviews, important meetings, formal events are out. Unless I do directly from air conditioned car to air conditioned build.
He and his family lived off base and he was an intructor.
His car ( he got a great deal on a new car while stationed in Colorado cuz it didn't have air conditioning )
Said he would get up in the morning, shower, put on his uniform, and drive to the base.
When he got there, he was a " wet rag".
He had to bring another set of uniforms with him and shower and change once he got to base.
( He still uses that car--now retired-- in Michigan with little problems )
It's not the cold weather I dislike, just the extra aggrevation it causes like scraping the windshield, busting ice off and salting the steps, and the white knuckle drives to work when the roads are bad. If I was retired and only had to deal with it at my leisure, it would be great and I would enjoy it more.
I used to like the cold weather and all season when i lived in Istanbul Turkey which i am from until i came to northern Florida we could get cold weather sometimes which sometimes i have to get used to it but than i started to like nice and warm weather than i get kinda uncomfortable but when it start to warm up again i get happy so i know what elfyum feels. I think cold weather won't bother me much but still i get so comfortable just being with shirts and shorts and bothers me sometimes to bundle up and feels like cold weather is in the wrong place
I love the cold. I've lived on the NE coast of the US for many years now. And yeah, that biting, wet, windy cold off the water can be pretty harsh. But I think a still, sunny, cold winter's day is among the most beautiful experiences on earth.
Yes, I agree! I love a sunny and cold day. Autumn and Winter are by far my favorite seasons. And it's great because then the beach where I live is deserted. Call me selfish, but there is nothing better than a brisk walk with the beach all to myself (and my dog).
It's not the cold weather I dislike, just the extra aggrevation it causes like scraping the windshield, busting ice off and salting the steps, and the white knuckle drives to work when the roads are bad. If I was retired and only had to deal with it at my leisure, it would be great and I would enjoy it more.
I agree. It is not so much the cold temperature as it is all of the annoyance that comes with it. I like cold and dry, but I hate any kind of precipitation, even when it's warm out there.
I love warm weather. But, snow for Christmas is nice. I don't mind withstanding Decembers storms........
Just head me south when the winter drags on.......off I go.
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