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Ceiling Cat

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The question is simple, Do more people die during cold or hot weather. In colder weather people catch more viruses, road conditions are more difficult, there is more depression due to less daylight. Statistically there are more deaths in cold weather. In Canada we know the weather changes drastically from January to June. The extreme cold for Canada is -40c, once every 25-30 years it does snow in Los Angeles. People in San Francisco wear winter clothing during the winter months to keep warm in 5c. weather like we wear in -20c. In the Southern hemisphere it also gets cold, but in June, what ever the weather change for the area you live in colder weather does bring on more deaths from viruses, depression and accident.
 

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The last minute at the at price for Woodstock was suppose to be $24, but the ticket booths were not put in place in time when the crowds came days earlier and prevented the trucks and cranes from moving them in place.
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NorthernBear

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The question is simple, Do more people die during cold or hot weather. In colder weather people catch more viruses, road conditions are more difficult, there is more depression due to less daylight. Statistically there are more deaths in cold weather. In Canada we know the weather changes drastically from January to June. The extreme cold for Canada is -40c, once every 25-30 years it does snow in Los Angeles. People in San Francisco wear winter clothing during the winter months to keep warm in 5c. weather like we wear in -20c. In the Southern hemisphere it also gets cold, but in June, what ever the weather change for the area you live in colder weather does bring on more deaths from viruses, depression and accident.

With that explanation then RandyAndy is correct. Since many more people live in warm climates and cold weather inhabitants also get their summer season then it is definite that more people will die in warm weather.
While colder climates have greater causes for deaths the fact remains that more people will die in warm weather than cold weather no matter what spin you want to put on it.
I tried to defend your wording but through your own explanation you confirmed RandyAndy's argument.

Well done RandyAndy2
 

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The Nazi dictator was nominated in 1939 by Swedish lawmaker EGC Brandt for the Nobel Peace Prize, which is meant to promote “fraternity between nations” and global disarmament. Brandt later withdrew the nomination, saying it was meant as satire. This just shows that anyone can be nominated — it doesn’t say anything about their chances of actually winning!
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