Question

You are hiking in the woods on a fall day that starts out warm but is quickly getting cooler as gray clouds move in overhead. Although the exertion is still making you sweat, you feel cold as the wind picks up and a steady rain begins to fall. Your hiking partner, Kelly, is shivering and complaining that she cannot get warm, despite having put on all the layers of clothing she brought along. She states that everything she is wearing is soaked through anyway and asks if you can just stop walking for a while as she does not feel like fighting the wind a rain anymore.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

she needs to get out of her wet clothing and get dry :/ she'll probably get hypothermia if she doesn't :0 find a dry place to change and light a fire to warm up with. A rock outcropping or a small cave, w/o bears :P