6 ms·
Most of them were well-dressed (see morgue photos, for example). And it wasn't that cold out there back then for hypothermia to kick in.
by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Most of them were well-dressed (see morgue photos, for example). And it wasn't that cold out there back then for hypothermia to kick in.
- dpark 10y agoIt was between -13 and -22 degrees Fahrenheit with heavy winds. That is very cold, certainly cold enough to cause hypothermia. My freezer doesn't even get this cold.
- soperj 10y agoI played hockey for hours and hours at -13f every day as a kid without even a winter coat. We'd still play at -40f, but it would be too cold for a helmet at that point and we'd have to wear toques.
- dpark 10y agoGood for you. -13 is still very cold. Boston had its coldest day on record earlier this year and still didn't hit -13F. https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2016/02/14/boston-breaks-valentine-day-cold-weather-record/aLJKvKjOLYRescV6mq5y1O/story.html https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2016/02/14/boston-breaks-v...
- soperj 10y ago-13f was a nice day. You get used to it. If you didn't go out at -13, you'd never go out in the winter.