The reason why you feel colder when the wind blows is because it carries temperatures from the north the south east and west. So if the wind carries over some coldness from the south or north pole that's most likely why.
To feel colder in hot weather, you can try wearing light, breathable clothing, staying hydrated, using a fan or air conditioning, and applying cold packs or wet towels to your body.
glass feels smooth and glass is made from sand and water =]
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As gross as this sounds, rub the inside of your nose with a q tip untill you sneeze, catch the snott in your hand, and use a q tip to put the snott back into the top if your nostrills. Then lay on your back with your head tilted back. Then go to bed. You will wake up feeling sick and your nose will be super stuffy.
A plant might adapt to an unusually cold and very wet fall by slowing down its growth and conserving resources. It may also develop thicker waxy coatings on its leaves to protect against excess moisture and adapt its metabolism to cope with the cold temperatures. Additionally, some plants may adjust their flowering and fruiting times to coincide better with the changing environmental conditions.
When the wind blows past any wet surface it begins to dry it by a process called "evaporation", but evaporation requires heat for it to succeed. If your skin is the wet surface this heat will be taken from your skin, and so you will feel cold and perhaps begin to shiver. Shivering is a mainly muscular action which generates heat.
The wind that blows from the south can vary in characteristics depending on the region and season. In general, if it originates from a warmer area, such as over the ocean or a warm landmass, it can be wet and warm. Conversely, if it comes from a dry, desert-like region, it may be hot and dry. Therefore, the specific conditions will determine whether a south wind is wet, dry, hot, or a combination of these factors.
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The dry person will feel the cold more because the wet person standing next to them will try and get warm until the water evaporates onto the next person but by the time it has reached the dry person it would have been cold. so the dry person would feel the cold more! I think, the wet person will feel the cold more because water needs energy to evaporate and this energy is taken form the immediate surroundings ie the wet person, making the wet person feel cold. If you wet your finger and hold it up in the air it will feel cold because the heat to evaporate the water is coming from your finger.
Because of the wind chill factor and the latent heat of evaporation as the wind evaporates the water on you. Lick you finger then blow on it - you will see it feels cold this is what happens when you are wet and in a wind.
Ice cream is cold, wet and sticky to the touch.
Being wet makes you feel cold because water conducts heat away from your body faster than air. When water evaporates from your skin, it takes heat with it, making you feel colder.
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the cold air is making the water in your hair cold which makes your hair cold. if your hair is dry then there is no water in i for the hair to be as cold as it is when its wet.
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A wet wind, also known as a moist wind or maritime wind, is the type of wind that carries a significant amount of moisture into an area. These winds typically originate over bodies of water and bring increased humidity and precipitation to the regions they affect.
Being underwater does not feel the same as being wet when exposed to the air, because when you are underwater the water on your skin is not evaporating, and doesn't make you feel cold. Nonetheless, a person underwater is wet, even though he or she won't really feel wet.