Can you skydive in winter?

With cooler temps and winter chill in the air, many people tend to think that skydiving is a summer activity. Most people don't consider asking “Can you go skydiving in the Winter?” but they should because the answer is yes, you absolutely can. Cold temperatures alone aren't enough to keep us on the ground.
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Is it okay to skydive in the winter?

Yes, you CAN skydive in winter, and ENJOY it too! We jump at Skydive Cross Keys all year round, and there's no reason you shouldn't try it at least once.
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How cold is too cold for skydiving?

Technically, it's never too cold to skydive. Practically, around 40F ground temperature is a comfortable cut off.
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What should I wear skydiving in winter?

The best material to wear when skydiving in the cold is fleece. It's thin enough to be one of your layers and has warming properties which will keep the chill away even on the coldest of skydiving days.
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Can you get frostbite skydiving?

But the temperature at ground level isn't the same as it is at jumping altitude. It's cold up high in the air, and when you head to a higher altitude it can quickly become far too chilly for you to safely be exposed to the air. You could end up with frostbite, or even get to the point where you couldn't breathe.
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Is skydiving through clouds illegal?

If you were to end up skydiving into a cloud, you would be unable to see if it contained other skydivers/parachutes or aircraft. In order to eliminate unnecessary risk and to prevent in-air collisions, skydiving through clouds is not allowed.
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Can you fall through a cloud?

Lieutenant Colonel William Rankin served as a pilot with the US Marine Corps and was a World War II and Korean War veteran. But he is best remembered as being the only known person in the world to survive falling into and all the way through a cumulonimbus storm cloud to the ground.
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What weather stops a skydive?

There are certain weather conditions that we do not jump in. Wind – the ground wind speeds are not allowed to exceed 20 knots. Rain – it's not raining at the point of exit.
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Can you skydive in jeans?

We're not dissing denim here, but usually, jeans and skydiving just don't mix. If you have a pair of well-loved worn-in jeans, by all means, wear them skydiving. However, you should consider that ideal skydiving pants need to have some stretch. The skydiving harness will be a bit tight and jeans may be uncomfortable.
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Can you skydive in Arctic?

There are practically no restrictions for skydiving in the North Pole. If you are an experienced skydiver you can jump solo. If not then our experienced specially trained tandem master will fasten you to himself and deliver you to the North Pole safe and sound.
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Is 60 degrees too cold to skydive?

Once you move in to October and towards November, the temperatures you can expect to experience are much like the spring: typically, they are in the 60-70 range. All in all, in our opinion, the fall is a fine time to make a skydive.
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What is the best time of year to go skydiving?

Summer Skydiving

Summer is considered by many to be the best time of year to skydive. Between balmy temperatures and long sunny days, the summer certainly has its perks when it comes to skydiving.
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How do you land when you skydive?

SKYDIVING LANDING TIPS
  1. Land under a flat and level parachute, which is not turning at the point of reaching the ground.
  2. Land in a clear, open area, free of hazards (remember, skydivers have full control over their parachutes, so this should always be possible).
  3. Use inputs on the parachute to bring it to a slow stop.
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What do you wear skydiving in 70 degrees?

70 or higher - athletic apparel (moisture wicking shirts, yoga pants) knee length shorts, tshirts. 60-70 - long pants and wear multiple layers on top to prepare for a range of temperatures. 60 or below - long pants/shirts and wear warm layers (long johns, Under Armour) Bring hair ties (braids and buns work great)
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Can you skydive in the winter in Michigan?

Many skydivers from Michigan will travel during the Winter to scratch the itch in a warmer state like Texas, Arizona, Florida or California. This is a great opportunity to jump where it might even be too warm to jump comfortably in the Summer when the temperature is perfect right here in the mitten.
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What should I eat before skydiving?

A light bite will help keep your blood sugar levels consistent. If your jump takes place in the morning, consider a bowl of cereal or foods high in protein, such as eggs. If you're skydiving in the afternoon, a sandwich should be fine. You might be so nervous you can't bring yourself to eat anything.
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Do you wear a helmet when skydiving?

Helmets are required for student skydivers and worn almost universally by experienced skydivers. The helmets worn by student skydivers are generally of open-faced style used at skate parks (often referred to by the "Protec" brand name). At many dropzones, there's a pocket on one or both ears.
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Can I wear a hoodie skydiving?

Clothing: Loose fitting, comfortable clothes are ideal for your first tandem skydive. If it's cold, wear something warm – a hoodie, sweater, long pants… you get the picture. Dress for the weather on the ground. At Skydive Santa Barbara, you can choose to wear a jumpsuit to keep you even warmer.
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Do skydives go ahead in rain?

Qualified, more experienced skydivers can jump in marginally windy conditions. You can technically skydive in light rain – but it is unpleasant to do so and also when it's raining it tends to be cloudy!
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Can you skydive on a rainy day?

Skydiving in the rain is not allowed. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires that skydives only be completed in Visual Flight Rules conditions. Simply put, you need to be able to see as you fly (or skydive).
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Can you skydive pregnant?

The simple answer is this: Yes, you can skydive pregnant if you are a licensed jumper and you choose to take the risks. No, you cannot skydive pregnant if you are a first time tandem skydiver, because of the considerable liabilities.
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What happens if you skydive without a parachute?

No. When you fall from a great height, you die due to the damage caused to your body by the sudden deceleration when you hit the ground. If you jumped from high enough, you could possibly die due to a lack of oxygen or a heart attack before you ever hit the ground.
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Can you skydive in a thunderstorm?

No. It is not recommended to skydive or participate in any activity when electricity is present.
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Can you physically touch a cloud?

Clouds are made of millions of these tiny liquid water droplets. The droplets scatter the colors of the sunlight equally, which makes clouds appear white. Even though they can look like cushy puffballs, a cloud can't support your weight or hold anything up but itself.
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Do clouds feel like anything?

Clouds are composed of vaporized water, and they feel like mist. If you put your hands through one, you probably won't feel anything because the water present in it is in gaseous form. As a result of this, clouds can move with the weather. They can also be formed from water vapor or crystals of ice.
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