Also, I think you’re confusing climate change with weather. Here’s my rant on that topic:

http://www.ecosalon.com/cold-dont-worry-its-just-the-weather/

Yep, big problems. Human beings and human socities are tough and able to adapt to most situations on this planet (so far). But it’s the speed of adaptation that’s the issue in our case. When we get hit by anything approaching wintry Canadian weather, we’re in trouble. Hence, the local councils have been running out of grit for the roads. The Eurostar trains have been breaking down because they’re not designed for subzero temperatures. These are all surmountable problems if we have advance warning and can invest in some forward planning. But this time, nope.

I suspect I’m like you – I seem to feel the cold a lot less tham most folk, and occasionally get told off by people (hi Mum) for wearing “inappropriate clothing”. And I wonder…is there a biological reason for this? Is there something physiological that makes us less susceptible to cold, or is it all just a matter of psychology?