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[richardpinkhammer]

Do you have a link for this? Ai is saying -40

Here's another one. Obviously an accident, but 20 degrees and light clothing. 20 degrees Fahrenheit seems to be the sweet spot for hypothermia without getting frostbite.

43-Year-Old Woman Dies of Suspected Hypothermia After Falling While Taking Her Dog Outside in Pajamas

The Huron County Sheriff’s Office in Ohio said that a 43-year-old woman, identified as Eugenia Michele Wadman, was found dead outside her home on Jan. 19. She is suspected to have died from hypothermia after she apparently fell while taking her dog outside in her pajamas.

people.com

 

[wham311]

Here's another one. Obviously an accident, but 20 degrees and light clothing. 20 degrees Fahrenheit seems to be the sweet spot for hypothermia without getting frostbite.

43-Year-Old Woman Dies of Suspected Hypothermia After Falling While Taking Her Dog Outside in Pajamas

The Huron County Sheriff’s Office in Ohio said that a 43-year-old woman, identified as Eugenia Michele Wadman, was found dead outside her home on Jan. 19. She is suspected to have died from hypothermia after she apparently fell while taking her dog outside in her pajamas.

people.com

I was outside in 30 degree weather and was shivering but nowhere near death.

Prisons get way colder than that and rarely have hypothermia deaths

 

[richardpinkhammer]

I was outside in 30 degree weather and was shivering but nowhere near death.

Prisons get way colder than that and rarely have hypothermia deaths

How long were you outside for? Shivering is the beginning of hypothermia. It's not going to happen instantly. You'd be surprised how many prisoners die of hypothermia. Google it.