I can chime in on this. I've been a firefighter on the 5th busiest engine in Canada (fire run survey from a few years ago). We get some brutal weather on the east coast in the winter. What I find works best to keep warm? Stay close to the fire and when it's out .... don't stop working. I get the coldest when I'm out getting a drink or something. Fought a 4 alarm fire a few nights ago in one of the big snow storms.
Edit: changed to 5th busiest engine. Checked the facts.
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I can chime in on this. I've been a firefighter on the 5th busiest engine in Canada (fire run survey from a few years ago). We get some brutal weather on the east coast in the winter. What I find works best to keep warm? Stay close to the fire and when it's out .... don't stop working. I get the coldest when I'm out getting a drink or something. Fought a 4 alarm fire a few nights ago in one of the big snow storms.
Edit: changed to 5th busiest engine. Checked the facts.
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