How to describe the coldness in the south and the coldness in the north?

Coldness in the South:

1. Penetration of dampness and coldness: Coldness in the South is often dampness and coldness, and the moisture content in the air is high, which makes the cold air seem to be able to penetrate clothing, making the One feels a biting coldness.

2. Biting cold wind: In winter in the south, the cold wind is biting, blowing on the face like a knife, especially in open areas such as rivers and seasides, the cold wind is more violent.

1. Dry and biting cold: The cold in the north is dry and cold, and the moisture content in the air is lower. Although the temperature may be lower than in the south, it does not feel as cold and humid as in the south. However, dry cold can easily make your skin feel tight and chapped.

2. Wind and snow: Snowfall often occurs in winter in the north. Strong winds and snowflakes intertwine to form a unique wind and snow landscape. Although this weather is beautiful, it also makes people feel bitingly cold.