No, your fingers don't actually get bigger in the summer. The feeling that your fingers are bigger is likely due to a few factors:
- Fluid retention: Heat can cause your body to retain more fluids, which can make your hands and fingers feel puffy and larger.
- Temperature: When it's hot, your blood vessels dilate, allowing more blood flow to your extremities. This can make your fingers appear slightly larger.
- Perception: The contrast between the warm air and your cool fingers can make them feel bigger, even if they haven't changed size.
It's important to note that these changes are temporary and usually disappear once the temperature cools down.
