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Snow and wet feet
Short answer: Snow is dry until it melts. The problem starts when snow meets a warm shoe and the water gets in throug...
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Fog and moisture in the air
Short answer: In fog the air is saturated with water. Sweat cannot evaporate, and your clothes get damp from the outs...
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Wind and what it does to the layers
Short answer: Wind strips away the warm layer of air between skin and fabric. Without it, clothes insulate far less, ...
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Weeks with frost every night
Short answer: Night frost changes the morning more than the day. Floors, shoes and anything that has stood in the col...
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Weeks with rain every day
Short answer: When it rains every day, clothes never get a chance to dry completely. The problem is not the single sh...
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The first warm day
Short answer: The first day above twenty degrees feels warmer than a similar day in August. Your body has not adjuste...
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The first cold morning
Short answer: The first morning below ten degrees always comes as a surprise. Your wardrobe is still set for summer, ...
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The switch from autumn to winter
Short answer: The shift to winter is about damp before cold. November is wet, and only in December does it get truly ...
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The switch from summer to autumn
Short answer: The shift to autumn happens through the evenings. The days stay the same for another two weeks, but the...
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The switch from spring to summer
Short answer: The shift to summer is the easiest of the four. You remove layers without having to add anything, but t...
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The switch from winter to spring
Short answer: The switch does not happen in one day. It takes two to three weeks, during which you take off one layer...
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Clothes in December
Short answer: December is dark and cold with many shifts between outdoors and indoors. Christmas parties, shops and c...
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