Question:
How do I stay warm during an east coast winter?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
How do I stay warm during an east coast winter?
Nine answers:
2017-02-20 07:40:39 UTC
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bill
2005-12-17 14:48:28 UTC
Your lucky your coming to Boston and New York. While we maybe cold for California blood, we are pretty toasty compared to Minneapolis or Montana.
zeevominator
2005-12-17 13:19:24 UTC
Wool is the only fabric which you can retain body heat if it gets wet in cold weather. Besides from that, go to a few bars, make a close friend with Jack Daniels, and bring a warm body back each night to the hotel.

-Artie Lange
lulu6
2005-12-15 21:03:55 UTC
don't be afraid to look a little more casual for comfort. my southern housemate took a while to give in, but finally put her tall, pointy boots away. wear warm socks and make sure your shoes are waterproofed - lots of puddles around here. i think the scarf is where you can add some flair and be warm.
jkologan
2005-12-12 16:13:26 UTC
I have lived in western mass all my life and i have to say... as everyone else has... layers, layers, layers. It is best to pile on the clothes, if you get warm you can peel them off until you reach the right temp. Buy some good chap stick too. The cold weather can do a number on lips, especially if you have never been exposed to such temperatures or plan on spending a large ammount of time outside. And remember if you start to get really cold listen to your body. It's a big shock to go from ca to new england if you feel like you need to warm up do it. You dont want to end up with frost bite. And just because it's winter dosnt mean you dont need sun glasses. Have a great time up here.
Jinx U
2005-12-12 16:03:42 UTC
Gloves! Don't forget your gloves. I've had great luck with Thinsulate gloves, but even the cheap knit ones are better than nothing.



And layers are definitely the way to go.



If you're going to be in the area for a while, boots wouldn't hurt. Look for something warm and waterproof.



Don't forget socks! You'd be suprised how much difference warm feet make.



Have a lovely winter in the Northeast!
Glenn_11
2005-12-12 15:40:08 UTC
Long underwear helps, especially the polyester type that wicks moisture away from your body. 100% cotton won't keep you as dry as 100% polyester. You'll feel much warmer if your skin stays dry underneath your coat/jacket.
Paulie
2005-12-12 15:33:05 UTC
Dress in layers and always wear a hat.
buttercuppeepersgilda
2005-12-24 18:57:47 UTC
Wear lots and lots of layers. And be sure to wear hats, gloves, scarves and whatever else that could keep you warm.


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