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Interesting article. However I can't recall tube stations being much warmer than outside temperatures in winter (on non-windy days). If that's right then how is
by amoorthy 9y ago
Interesting article. However I can't recall tube stations being much warmer than outside temperatures in winter (on non-windy days). If that's right then how is the heat dissipated better in winter?
I don't live in London so anyone with regular riding experience please correct me if I'm wrong.
- askvictor 9y agoWhen I was there it was definitely warmer than outside in winter. Don't live there either mind you.
- an_account 9y agoI was wondering that too. If they clay is able to cool off and "reset" in winter then the real story is just that these lines see more use today.
- robotresearcher 9y agoThe tube is warm in winter. It would be nice except you are typically wearing a winter coat so it's hard to get it just right.
- maxerickson 9y agoA given mass of cold air can move more heat than the same amount of warm air.