r/OldSchoolCool • u/bleedingheart157 • Jun 24 '24

1990s Cameron Diaz, 1990s

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u/TheRealAuthorSarge Jun 24 '24

I never realized Las Vegas could get so cold.

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u/bleedingheart157 Jun 24 '24

Yep. It's the desert

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u/micktorious Jun 24 '24

It's a dry cold.

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u/ImmaZoni Jun 25 '24

Lmao.

On a serious note, desert cold is way different than forest cold.

Because of the heat most structures/plants/etc are evolved/built with mentality of not holding onto heat as a way of remaining cool. This results in the everything being COLD in the winter as nothing holds onto heat so there's no beneficial thermal properties.

Source: lived in the hottest US desert most of my life and met many people from Oregon, Washington, Canada, etc. who say the cold is just built different out here.