I would much, much rather attend a dry game with a wind chill below zero than a game in the rain that was 30-40 degrees warmer.

It's not hard to layer up enough to be comfortable in frigid temps as long as it's dry. Especially these days with the high quality thermal gear available. It is extremely difficult to stay warm on a wet 30ish degree day.

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BMX Bandit said:

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nah, once was enough

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Still remember the snow making a natural koozie around my beer...guy next to me said "you've gotta love a game where your beer gets colder the longer you have it"

Driving back to my hotel room in Marshall after that game sucked for multiple reasons.

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We drove back to CS after that game. All the hotels were full. Snow all the way back to Crockett. Several roads closed. Normally a 4 hour drive took us nearly 10 hours

At least 15 taken to hospitals due to freezing temperatures at Chiefs playoff game
https://abcnews.go.com/Health/15-people-hospitals-due-freezing-temperatures-chiefs-playoff/story?id=106409177

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A Kansas City Fire Department (KCFD) spokesperson told ABC News that the agency received 69 calls from both inside Arrowhead Stadium and from the parking lot, with half of them hypothermia-related.

"We set up four field aid stations throughout the parking lot and…either someone flagged us down or we were sent by our operations to locate those individuals in their seats," the spokesperson said.

KCFD said some patients were evaluated and treated on-site, while 15 people were taken to hospitals in the area with at least seven treated for hypothermia symptoms and three for frostbite symptoms.

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