You can get sick from exposure to the cold, including cold water, that causes hypothermia or frostbite, etc. but this would take extremely cold water and a long exposure. Just being cold does not cause a cold.
It is really depends on the condition/environment/situation that you are in. Situations that will increase your chances of getting cold or flu: - Swimming too close to a person with cold or flu. - Cold weather while swimming - Never consume vitamin C / zinc - Swimming at a very cold water - Someone sneeze at you (once or couple times) or at your food and you ate it. - Stay too long in the swimming pool - Did not get flu shot - Someone who did not wash their hands (after going to bathroom) and that person touch you or/and your food and you ate it. Lots of possibilities.
It could make you uncomfortable and maybe cause some muscle and joint soreness, but you will not get an infectious disease like a cold or the flu from that alone, it takes viruses to cause colds and flu.
Not unless you are exposed to water so cold it causes hypothermia (highly unlikely from a cold shower).
Yes, it is called hypothermia.
Hail forms by small water droplets evaporating then falling through a freezing layer of rain then rising then falling back through the freezing layer. it may do this a few times before it finally falls.
Get out of the freezing water.
yes it is!!
This is called precipitation. It can come as rain, snow, sleet, hail, or freezing rain.
Freezing water of is an example of physical change.
Yes, you can get sick from it. Maybe not in human form, but in animal form. Aphids are known as a parasite. My own dog has been sick for a week because the aphids are falling out of the trees. They land in her food and water bowl, she eats or drinks them. She has been sick for a week now after the parasites started falling out of the trees.
water freezing into ice liquid to solid
How do freezing water help society?
water freezing into ice liquid to solid
Freezing water is an intensive property.
Freezing water is a physical change because the end product is different. Freezing water is considered ice instead of water.
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