Why do you feel colder after you drink cold water? Eh?
See? Now I'm asking the questions
Feeling hot after drinking water can be due to the body's natural response to regulate temperature. When you drink water, your body may increase blood flow to the skin to help cool down, which can make you feel warmer. Additionally, if the water is cold, your body may work harder to warm it up to match your internal temperature, also contributing to the sensation of feeling hot.
the water collects the heat in the daytime and releases heat at night... so it feels like in the day its cold (cuz it is collecting and not releasing) and in the night it is warm (the warmth is being released) Also besides the other answers, there is the difference between the water temperature and air temperature, which makes the water feel cool on a warm day, and warmer at night than the cool night air with no sun.
Warmer water because the temperature is one of several factors influencing diffusion.
Water at 43°C is considered warm and is typically within the range of a pleasant bath temperature for many people. It is significantly warmer than room temperature and can feel soothing and relaxing.
Water can feel warmer at night due to several factors, including the heat retention properties of water, which allow it to release stored heat more slowly than air. Additionally, at night, the surrounding air temperature often drops, making the water feel relatively warmer in comparison. Local conditions, such as the presence of warm currents or thermal stratification, can also contribute to warmer water temperatures at night.
The cold tap water may feel warm initially due to the pipes being exposed to heat sources, such as the sun or a nearby heater. This can cause the water in the pipes to absorb some of the heat, making it feel warmer when first turned on.
Likely nothing is wrong with you. Our daily temp can rise and fall over 24 hours. You can feel warmer after eating or moving about. Some women feel warmer when they have a full bladder. Menopause can also cause you to feel warm and cold.
Warmer temperatures hold more water.
Yes, warm humid air can feel warmer than warm dry air because the moisture in the air can trap heat closer to the body, making it feel more oppressive. In humid conditions, our sweat evaporates more slowly, which can reduce our body's ability to cool down through natural evaporation.
No, boiling water does not warm up a room. Boiling water only increases the humidity in the air, which may make the room feel slightly warmer due to the moisture, but it does not actually raise the room temperature.
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well, when it is winter they migrate to warmer places to feel warm.