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When the heat lasts several days in a row
Short answer: The body partly adjusts, but the home gets warmer with each passing day. After three days the walls are...
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The wardrobe in March when the sun deceives
Short answer: The sun feels warm, but the air is still cold and the wind is sharp. Dress for the temperature in the s...
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The wardrobe in the weeks when summer ends
Short answer: Mornings and evenings are cool, midday is still warm. This is the period when layers matter most, since...
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What to wear innermost when it rains all day
Short answer: The outer layer keeps rain out, but moisture from inside still needs somewhere to go. A thin base layer...
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Why wind feels colder than the thermometer says
Short answer: Wind removes the thin layer of warm air sitting against the skin. Without that layer the body loses hea...
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November, when it is dark both morning and evening
Short answer: When you do not see daylight on a weekday, comfort matters more than looks. Soft layers and dry feet ar...
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From a northern winter to thirty degrees in six hours
Short answer: The body has no time to adapt, and the first two days feel warmer than the rest. Pack thin, loose cloth...
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The first really warm day in May
Short answer: The body is not used to the warmth yet, and most people are dressed too warm. Switch to thin underwear ...
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Damp cold feels colder than dry frost
Short answer: Damp air pulls heat away from the skin faster than dry air. That is why five degrees and rain feels col...
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When the house is warmer than outside in summer
Short answer: A house that has stood in sun all day is warmer than the air outside by evening. Air it out early in th...
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April, when all four seasons happen in one day
Short answer: Three thin layers and a light jacket cover five to eighteen degrees. It is the only system that handles...
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Autumn days in the garden without getting cold
Short answer: Gardening in autumn is warm one moment and cold the next. A thin layer that moves moisture away keeps t...
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