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It was cold because the sinking was in April, the early spring, and it was in the North Atlantic Ocean.Salt water has a lower freezing point than fresh water - what this means is, if you imagine being in a wading pool of ice cubes, the water that night would have been COLDER than that.

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When Titanic sank, the ocean was cold enough to be deadly. Salt water freezes at a lower temperature than fresh water, like the ice in your freezer. So the water that the people died in was COLDER than ice as you know it.

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roughly around 28 Degrees

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