Cold temperatures refer to atmospheric conditions characterized by low thermal energy, typically described as being below the average temperature of the environment. In general, temperatures are considered “cold” when they reach levels that feel uncomfortable for human beings and can lead to physiological responses like shivering. Cold temperatures can significantly affect weather patterns, physical health, and environmental conditions. They often occur in climates associated with winter seasons or elevated altitudes. The specific numerical definition of “cold” can vary based on context, geographic location, and individual perceptions. Cold temperatures can influence various natural processes, including the freezing of water, the dormancy of plants and animals, and the formation of ice and snow.
The day starts with a refreshing chill, but temperatures sharply decline, ushering in a merciless cold reminiscent of the deepest winter. By midday, relentless rain and penetrating cold demand layers…