warm Actually, you expend much more energy in cold weather given the same amount of excercise. This is because it takes energy for your body to produce heat. So, the combination of excercise plus staying warm due to the cold takes more energy.
Really depends on what you think of as "warm" and "cold".
If it gets really warm/hot, people can suffer heatstroke, and running becomes tougher.
And if it gets proper cold - like close or below freezing - the risk of suffering from something like Asthma becomes greater.
For marathons and similar, the ideal temperature is often seen to be somewhere halfway between room temperature and refridgerator temperature.
Warm enough not to give lung issues, cool enough not to risk overheating or dehydration through sweating.
Yes, unless you are talking about extreme cold where prolonged exposure can cause lung damage, or if you have a condition which the cold air can exacerbate like exercise induced asthma.....generally speaking, as long as you dress appropriately you'll be fine.
no cold weather is better because its gods b-day in winter
They're both the same.
hot
well sometimes its cold be hot or cold depending on the weather. It could be a humid day and not sunny it may be hot. If there were a sunny day and humid plus this weather it would be a hot one.
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your farts stink more in cold weather, because cold weather makes things stink more.
Most people would consider 62 degrees Fahrenheit to be fairly warm weather, neither really hot nor cold.
is it that it is cold winters and hot summers
Hot weather
cold weather, because you get hot when you run
no, mine loves sitting in front of the fan, any setting.
hot
because it's better than cold weather. They also like it becuase summer is a better place for it to get its food.
Yes, cold weather does make phone die faster.
is cold water a better conductor than hot
Hot is
Cold weather puts more strain on a battery than hot weather.
Yes, hot air always rises while cold air sinks
Hot Weather.
i think hot lemonade with honey is better than cold lemonade.