Warm and moist - air changes with location

[Pancho]

Something you only really notice when cycling is localised air temperature changes.

The most common are in the summer as you pass through shady bands of coolness. But I had an odd one this morning. It was cold - just above frost - until I came to the low lying point where I cross a small river that enters the sea. It was suddenly very (relatively) warm and very moist - my glasses steamed up.

Shame the warmth doesn't extend to the point where I came off on ice a couple of years back.

[Kim]

Summer FNRttCs to Felpham were always good for some dramatic local temperature variations.  I remember one time getting impressively soaked by a dense patch of low-hanging mist shortly before the halfway stop on what was otherwise a dry ride.

[Mr Larrington]

There is a localised pocket of absolute bloody freezingness as you pass the cemetery at the bottom of the southern side of Stamford Hill.  Make of that what you will.