why people urinate alot in cold weather?
469311
your body shivers, which uses more energy. More energy= more waste.
1089658
Not necessarily evaporation of sweat.  It is the removal of ambient heat being put off by your body.  On a very cold, but not windy day, you can stand outside without a shirt on and feel somewhat comfortable.  The heat of your body is radiating into the air around you and staying there.  If the wind is blowing, then it is taking heat out of your body faster and making you feel cold.
448219
General consensus on this question is that all sensitive areas that require protection from the cold typically grow hair.  The more the body loses heat from that area, the more hair there is.  (Which is why you have a full head of hair!)
936201
Because in the summer, we lose a lot of sweat yes? =] so, this sweat has to be replaced with water from the body, meaning why we drink more in the summer, BUT, in the winter, we hardly sweat, meaning a build up of water, and bingo, out it comes, its all homeostasis, blood and body temperatures =], Basically, the water in our body cant escape  through the sweat glands, well, cus its winter, meaning it just builds up and puts everything out of balance. So we pee more. In the summer we dont pee asmuch cus water is lost through sweat.
808844
it could be numerous factors age,diet,water intake,cystitis etc go see the doctor or it could be the water pipes are plumbed in wrong eg hot for cold vice versa
780473
My feet never used to be cold, but 2 years or so ago i was diagnosed with high blood pressure and the medication i take as certain side effects, cold feet being just one. Poor circulation is obviously the main cause, and women tend to have colder feet than men. Women lose around 10% body heat compared to men.
567336
Simple.\n\nIt's your body's involuntary reaction to try and keep itself warm. It's essentially much like when you get goosebumps. The skin around the hair follicles contract to stop heat from escaping. It's very likely to happen to the nipple because of the nipple's many nerve endings and blood vessels. So as the skin contracts, it stiffens, hence your nipples get "hard" when it is cold outside.\n\nIt can also be reaction to sexual arousal.
118808
are you drinking enough water? if not you could be dehydrated. is it possible you have a urinary tract infection?
1185678
Actually in cold weather you will burn more.
973898
That is a fantastic question.\nIt is a matter of humidity. The cold weather\nthat allows snow means the air is not humid\nenough to allow an electric current to travel\n(along the water vapor in the air) over the differently\ncharged clouds and sky. People who say temp are\nsort of right, but it is the low temp that leads to the low\nhumidity that causes the "problem".\n\nThanks for asking such a good question.
483536
A very easy example is the generation and regulation of radiant heat by the body. If your ancestors are from cold climates, (mine are from Scotland) your body will usually react better to cold, and you would be more comfortable in lower temps. than a person whose ancestry is from the Equator. Naturally, training and acclimation will blur the results somewhat, but if you look at the members of the Army stationed in the Arctic, most have cold-weather ancestry. This is despite our technology and building practices. DNA controls metabolic rate, and is subject to evolutionary mutation.
1120949
no its not normal you might have bladder infection or kidney infection check with your doctor.
1154161
When you are cold, your blood goes to your body's core, away from the extremities.  Once you hit a warm shower, your body dumps blood back to your extremities when they're still cold.  This causes a drop in your body's core temperature, causing you to shiver.  This is experienced by Arctic/antarctic swimmers.  Once they get out of the water and into a warm bath or shower, their core temperature drops because their blood is running through relatively cool arms & legs.
136286
When you're outside on a cold day, the air in your nose is a lot warmer than the air around you. You know how the bathroom gets steamy when you take a shower? Something similar happens in your nose - water drops come together, or condense. Then the drops mix with your mucus and run out your nose.
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Superstition. Science is blasphemy, so superstition wins out. \n\nActually they believe it because: 1) it is named a COLD, and 2) we get them more in cold weather.\n\nMost people don't understand that cold weather lowers resistance and dries the mucus membranes, which filter dust and viruses. Therefore, we are more susceptible to disease.
25048
It's a natural muscle reaction to build up warmth, because otherwise we'd get colder and colder and die of hyperthermia, and no body is going to let that happen to itself except in extreme conditions like being lost in a snowstorm when even shivering isn't enough to save itself, no matter how hard it tries.
562339
You probably have an overactive bladder,see your doctor to find out.