What does blistering cold mean ?
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Hi,
'Blistering' is used to emphasize the cold. To make a temperature seem more extreme. I've heard 'blistering heat' more often, being from Florida. :) It's as to say, the cold/heat is so extreme that blisters or sores can form on the skin. I hope this helps.
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I have not heard of blistering cold.
Blistering heat, certainly.
Bitingly cold is the more usual expression.
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It means when the air is freezing cold and dry instead of air that is freezing cold and wet or humid if that makes sense.
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It means it's really cold :)
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