The second day of the journey also went smoothly, and Evelyn Ford could finally breathe a sigh of relief. She suspected she had some kind of post-disaster trauma, always worried that an accident would happen at any moment.
"The temperature difference between day and night has been pretty big these past two days. The high during the day is six degrees Celsius, while the low at night is negative twelve degrees."
While they were having a late-night snack, Evelyn shared this observation with everyone.
"It's true. It gets really cold at night, and the wind is stronger. Following this trend, the cold spell should end soon."
"The extreme cold probably won't be completely over for another year or so, but it shouldn't get too cold from here on out. After the deep freeze, we need to be careful of extreme heat or major droughts. Honestly, compared to the extreme cold, the scorching heat and drought are the most miserable."
