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Honestly, If it's -40C with no humidity and no wind it's really not that bad. You learn to breath differently, slower, through your mouth in an elongated shape

by Teever 5y ago

Honestly, If it's -40C with no humidity and no wind it's really not that bad. You learn to breath differently, slower, through your mouth in an elongated shape so that the air can preheat before it hits your lungs.

refurb 5y ago
That was my experience. When you had severe cold snaps and it was below -35C, usually it was dead calm and no wind. Felt warmer than -20C with a wind.
- dasil003 5y ago
  Also there can’t really be any humidity at those temps.