No. Drastic changes in weather conditions can wreak havoc on one's immune system only if the exposure causes hypothermia (by the medical definition of severely reduced core body temperature), not just feeling cold.
You catch a cold by being exposed to someone who already has a cold and sneezes or coughs near you, or shakes your hand, or from your touching them or objects they have touched, or any method of transferring the viruses from their body to yours. See the related question below about how colds are spread.
Nipples can get sore due to cold weather.
A cold is a air born pathogen ... despite common misconceptions you can not catch it by simply being in cold weather ...
best weather is when its cold for me i fish at a lake and i always catch wen its cold at around evening time
Are You Referring To The Idiom....? ...Or An Actual Medical Health Concern?
It is unlikely for a transformer to catch fire solely due to cold weather. However, extreme cold temperatures can lead to issues with the insulation and components of the transformer, potentially increasing the risk of a fire if there are pre-existing faults or failures in the system. Regular maintenance and monitoring can help prevent such risks.
Yes, fingers can swell in cold weather due to reduced blood flow and constriction of blood vessels.
Yes, bats can die in very cold weather if they are unable to find a warm shelter to hibernate in. Extremely cold temperatures can disrupt their hibernation process and lead to death due to frostbite or hypothermia.
are you serious? its obviously easier to catch a football in hot weather, cold weather makes it harder because your hands are cold and the ball is hard and hurts bad when its thrown fast to you
No. Despite the name a cold really has nothing to do with cold weather. A cold is a virus and can only be caught from pathogens. You wouldn't catch a cold even by being in a tanktop and shorts in winter in Canada. You'd start getting numb and probably sneeze, but that's not a cold.
Due to cold weather the shelves contract in size so don't fit tight
Yes, batteries can drain faster in cold weather due to the decrease in chemical reactions that generate electricity.
Yes alcoholics can catch a cold. No one is 100% immune to the common cold. Alcohol is not an INTERNAL disinfectant. In fact, they are more susceptible to colds due to poor nutrition.