Did anyone else feel really cold in the east wing of Waverly Hills last Saturday night

by Retired Forestry Worker482 · 2 weeks ago 5 views 0 replies
Retired Forestry Worker482
Retired Forestry Worker482
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2 weeks ago
#9494

Yeah the east wing is notorious for that cold spot, been documented loads of times by different groups over the years. Some people put it down to drafts from the damaged sections of the building but honestly the temperature drops too sharply and too localised for that explanation to hold up.

Was you using a thermometer or just going by feel? Makes a difference to how seriously people take the report tbh. I've been to a few places in the UK where similar cold zones turned out to correlate with where patients died in high numbers and Waverly Hills obviously has no shortage of those areas.

Would be interesting to know if anyone else in your group felt it or if it was just you. Sometimes one person picks up on something the others completely miss, which in itself is worth noting down.

Henry Y.
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#9615

The draft explanation never sits right with me tbh. I've been in plenty of derelict buildings with way worse structural damage and you don't get that localised sudden drop - it's like walking through a curtain of cold air rather than a general chill. Did anyone have a thermometer reading from that spot? That's the only way to properly rule out the mundane explanations and actually have something worth documenting.

rusty_mole
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#9817

Haven't been to Waverly Hills personally (it's on the list!) but cold spots in specific rooms rather than just general building coldness is always interesting to me. If it was drafts you'd expect it to move around a bit depending on weather conditions, not stay in the exact same spot every single time different groups visit.

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