Cold and hot showers offer unique health benefits: cold water tightens pores and boosts circulation, while hot water cleanses ...

In cold places, you might see snow and ice ... Places with a mild or wet climate might start to feel hot or dry. When ice warms up, it melts. In the Arctic, ice is melting.

Scientists have found a reason why some people never seem to get warm while others never seem to feel the cold ... have only recently identified hot and cold nerve cell receptors in the peripheral ...

If you struggle with feeling cold in bed, Briscoe recommends trying temporary measures over a heavier duvet or thick pyjamas, such as “an extra blanket that can bed shed or a warm hot water ...

or in very hot weather. But it doesn't generally make someone feel cold. Feeling cold can however, be caused by poor circulation - which can be caused by smoking - yet another reason to give up.