If it's damp outside, there's the tendency to have that chill factor. It penetrates more. A dry cold doesn't penetrate as much.

Do not give your attention to what others do or fail to do; give it to what you do or fail to do.

He was on today. It was little wet, damp and cold, but he battled. He didn't have a lot of strikeouts, but he was in control. He got ahead in the count constantly.

They just felt that with the rain which had fallen there were damp areas that needed to dry out so the conditions would be fit for play.

It was 20 below zero, but it was a dry cold. It was not too bad.

The wind-chill factor is hard to judge but usually if it is over -35 C we close it up.