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what Nephi said is biologically wrong, and any with a half a brain can tell that if a person is 100 F- cold they are dead.
Sometimes I look at the temperature on my thermal readout and I think about how carbon dioxide freezes out of the air at around -109 F, which means people's brains stop telling them to breathe because the C02 is gone. Meaning my people are sitting in their tents telling themselves, "Breathe... breathe.... breathe..." For days. And days.