New York's Village Halloween Parade is an annual holiday parade and street pageant presented on the night of every Halloween in New York City's Greenwich Village.
It Can Trigger Cardiovascular Issues. The cold air makes your body work overtime, especially the lungs and heart, because they work in unison to keep that warm blood circulating without skipping a beat. This can cause blood pressure to rise, as blood vessels constrict so they can get back into the heart.
After all, that's what a breeze does and, in a pinch, waving a folder in front of your face on a hot day will provide a little relief. But since temperature is a feature of the molecular properties of a substance, the air itself isn't made any cooler by movementâit just makes us feel cooler when it blows by. On a hot dayâor on a not so hot day if it's wind chill you're talking aboutâmoving air helps your body with the cooling off process.