Goose bumps are a vestige from the days when humans were covered with hair. When it's hot and you need to cool down, little muscles at the base of each hair relax. Your hair becomes relaxed. Your sweat glands pump out body heat in sweat. Your blood vessels get big to take more heat to the skin to get rid of it. When it's cold, the arrector muscle pulls the hair up. The duct to the sweat glands gets small to conserve heat. Our blood vessels also get small to save heat. Hair standing up doesn't make very good insulation - we don't have enough fur for that. Humans don't have very much hair on their bodies anymore. Millions of years ago, humans probably did. And that hair standing on end helped keep people warmer. Those little muscles we have on the end of each hair still work. They still make goose bumps. Cold is not the only thing that can cause our hair to stand on end. Fear or anger can cause the same reflex. The same is true for other mammals. You'll notice that on a cat or dog. Their fur gets bigger when they're angry or afraid.
The weather symbol F stands for Fahrenheit or fog.
Usually 'H' on a weather map indicates an area of High pressure.
In cold weather, the arteries and veins nearer the skin have less blood passing through them and the ones further into the body have more thereby retaining heat. The hairs on most parts of your body also stand up to trap a layer of air for insulation. The body when cold frequenly shivers. This is a bodies way of trying to produce movement which in turn generates blood flow and heat transfer. In warm weather, the opposite happens. Hairs lie down and the arteries and veins nearer the skin fill up thereby letting heat energy conduct radiate out of the body. The body has pours. These secret sweat which acts as a cooling agaent.
maritime- forms over water;wet
P.C. generaly stands for Partly Cloudy.
An arrector pili is any of a group of small muscles attached to hair follicles in mammals, the contraction of which causes the hairs to stand on end.
when the hairs stand up on a dogs back they are known as Hackles
Dead hairs are the hairs that are curly and rough when touched and they stand up and can make your hair really messy.
Couldn't Stand the Weather was created in 1984-01.
pilierector muscle
It doesn´t always stand straight. (But you are right, most of the time it does) It is weightless, so it flows.
there are micro hairs that are almost water proof
to keep the body warmer....
the meaning of lines to stand
static electricity static electricity
It stands for Automatic Weather Incorperated Plcae Society! It has to do with weather!
probability of precipitation