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Transitions between hot and cold temperatures don't cause colds. Cold viruses cause colds. You get summer colds because more people congregate in close quarter
by sn9 9y ago
Transitions between hot and cold temperatures don't cause colds. Cold viruses cause colds.
You get summer colds because more people congregate in close quarters when the weather outside is unbearable, making virus transmission easier.
- nikanj 9y agoTransitions between hot and cold temperatures cause runny noses, and runny noses cause nose touching - which does cause colds.