-15°

It stabs at your bladder, creeps into your bones and makes the moisture in your eyes sting. You need thermals, good boots and specialist winter gear to deal with it - which is why coat racks are always a prominent feature in homes and restaurants. It’s not just clothing though, there are other preparations you need to make too. You have to watch the weather reports carefully, leave your heating on all day, consider and manage the time you spend outside and pull your scarf up over your mouth so you’re not taking the cold air directly into your lungs.