Definition of Weather
The idea of weathering
is often used to refer to the environment or environment that is
subject to variations in time . That which is out in the open,
therefore, lacks repair or roof , being at the mercy of inclement
weather.
For example: "The
archaeological sites that are out in the open are usually covered by
vegetation" , "Thousands of fans of the British singer
stayed all night in the open, awaiting the opening of the stadium doors" , "I
feel a great pain for those who sleep in the open because they do not have a
house, so I try to give them a hand by bringing them warm coats and food . "
The inclemency brings diverse
problems or risks derived from the own meteorology. A piece of wood
furniture , to cite a case, will deteriorate much faster in the open than
in a closed room. This is because, when staying outdoors, you will
receive direct sunlight and get wet with rain ,
among other issues, suffering accelerated wear .
At a general level it can be said
that, for a person, the weather increases the possibility of suffering a health problem . Who
is several hours under the sun in a day with temperatures that
exceed 30 ยบ C is likely to suffer a heat stroke or heat
stroke , unlike the one that remained the same time inside a house with
air conditioning. The subject who sleeps outdoors in the middle of
winter , meanwhile, can suffer multiple disorders in their body to be
exposed to very low temperatures.
