Well this does depend on the time of year. Briefly here is what I suggest, but all this isn't meant to apply to long distance travellers, who have their own problems as far as clothing is concerned! The summer is hot, of course, but you are still likely to need a sweater somewhere along the way. The desert might go down to 15?C even in August, and this is a bit on the chilly side for sitting and talking around the campfire.

This is because rocks (including sand) have low heat capacities (the amount of energy needed to raise their... See similar questions...

In our winter months (May-September) it is a bit colder, usually below 10 degrees Celsius. In June and July it can get very cold, often below zero. See similar questions...

Sunlight Contains UV (ultraviolet light), which actually triggers Cold Sores. The amount of 1072nm light in sunlight (even in summer) is insufficient to be effective. See similar questions...

Yes, all our fitted bedwarmers heat the lower 60 inches of your bed which keeps your feet and legs comfortably warm all the time. See similar questions...

The TCHC dispenses a 48-hour supply of common over-the-counter (OTC) medications in some of its self-care kits. You can also purchase many brand-name OTC medications at the Trinity bookstore. After hours, you can use the medication-dispensing vending machines located at the north end exit of Mather Hall or in the foyer of the TCHC, which remains unlocked at night. See similar questions...

Most TLC vacation homes require a 3-night minimum stay in-season. Some only require 2 nights. Rates vary depending upon the number in your party, the lakefront home you select, time of year, and holidays. Rates are generally listed on each specific Tennessee lake cabin or cottage page. See similar questions...

Weekend getaways are primarily available during the Off-Season (Sept thru May) A two-night minimum stay is required. One night stays may be considered, only if we have a vacancy on short notice (2-3 days prior). We will offer weekend stays in June where available. July & August are reserved for full week stays, however we may have a last minute cancellation and we can offer a partial week or weekend stay during these months on short notice basis. After 4 PM EST. See similar questions...

Plan instead on coming for a visit when you have at least two nights (or more) to really enjoy your cabin! See similar questions...

The Desert Locust is one of about a dozen species of short-horned grasshoppers (Acridoidea) that are known to change their behavior and form swarms of adults or bands of hoppers (wingless nymphs). The swarms that form can be dense and highly mobile. The Latin name for Desert Locust is Schistocerca gregaria (Forskal). See similar questions...

NIAID is a component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). NIAID supports basic and applied research to prevent, diagnose, and treat infectious and immune-mediated illnesses, including HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, illness from potential agents of bioterrorism, tuberculosis, malaria, autoimmune disorders, asthma and allergies. Press releases, fact sheets and other NIAID-related materials are available on the NIAID Web site at http://www.niaid.nih. See similar questions...

Samoyeds worked on Antarctic expeditions, where temperatures reguarly reached -50 degrees (F) and may have touched -70. Dogs raised in more temperate zones will not develop the quality of coat necessary for those temperatures. Online Resources Check out the Samoyed Homepage. There is also a mailing list for Samoyeds, the SamFan list. Subscribe by sending email to majordomo@majordomo.sdsmt. See similar questions...

Russia can certainly guarantee you a 'real' winter, with plenty of snow and temperatures that remain below freezing for at least 3 months of the year. However, the Work-Study programme is not based in Siberia, and the climate in Moscow, St Petersburg, Volgograd and Samara is not as extreme as certain stereotypes would have you believe. First snow generally falls in late November, and the average temperature in December, January and February is minus 5 to minus 10 degrees Celsius. See similar questions...

The temperature depends on the altitude. In 1999, the first night we camped on the outskirts of Cashapampa at the entrance to Huascaran National Park at about 10,000 feet. It never got lower than 50 degrees F that first evening and I was able to sleep in a pair of underwear. The evenings we camped at higher elevation however did get colder and twice, it dipped to 25 degrees F and the outside of the tent was covered with frost. See similar questions...

The 7200' elevation makes for clear mountain air with dry daytime temperatures reaching the low 80's, while dropping into the 50's at night. So be sure to bring warm clothing, bedding sheets blankets or sleeping bag, in addition to other personal items such as towels, flashlight, shoes for hiking, etc. See similar questions...

ILSC-Vancouver offers classes between 9am and 4pm as well as our After Hours Accelerated Programs in the late afternoon and evenings. ILSC-Montreal offers classes between 9am and 4pm and evening communication classes in both English and French: www.learnfrench.ca/pdf/evening-courses.pdf. You may be able to arrange private tutoring outside of these times though. Check out tutoring program page or email if you'd like more information on our tutoring program. See similar questions...

No, it might even feel a tad warmer since we are flying with the wind and you won't feel a wind-chill. See similar questions...