Cycling Through A Polar-Vortex “Bombogenesis”
<p>I’m not <em>suicidal, </em>mind you. I don’t cycle if there’s slush all over the roads. Typically, though, NYC gets only a few days like that each year. Mere cold doesn’t bother me: If the roads are dry, I’ll cycle well below freezing.</p>
<p>But to cycle in the blistering cold, you need the right gear. Last year <a href="https://medium.com/@clivethompson/how-to-cycle-in-the-freezing-cold-7e0dbfd475fb" rel="noopener">I blogged about this, too</a>: When it’s freezing, I wear four layers on top, two layers on the bottom, warm socks with winter boots — plus a wool balaclava, high-end “lobster” mittens, and a wool cap.</p>
<p>Yesterday, though? I didn’t wear that stuff. Whoops.</p>
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